- From: Phil Mendelsohn <address@hidden>
- To: address@hidden
- Subject: Re: bug / feature request
- Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 08:09:21 -0600
On Fri, Mar 29, 2002 at 07:58:03AM -0600, Phil Mendelsohn wrote:
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> > 1: (BUG) Apparently, in math mode, using the ESC-B (overbar) has the
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> > problem that moving forward does not just move out of the overbar
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> > construct, it moves out of all current environments. I have to move
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> > out then move the cursor back in to math mode, but just before the
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> > character with the overbar in order to continue with math (or theorem,
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> > or whatever is applicable.)
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> Could you provide a more precise procedure? I was unable to reproduce the
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> problem here.
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It is apparently only a problem when using certain capital letters.
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overbar 's' works OK, but overbar 'S' jumps out of math mode. overbar
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'N' apparently works correctly, so this is a little more odd than I thought.
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I did some checking, and it doesn't matter if you do it from the
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keyboard or from the drop-down accent menu. ESC-B, or bar, then say S
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(complement of S) is typeset, then moving forward, either by CTRL-F or
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right-arrow takes the cursor out of math mode. This does not happen
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with any of the other accent characters -- tilde, vector -- though I
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haven't thoroughly tested every possible combination yet.
Sorry -- I have to correct myself. Doing vector + 'S' also causes the
problem, but not vector + 's'.
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