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Hi Henri,

Entering "h tab tab" gives you the hbar (when in math mode). this is 
twice faster than typing "\hbar return", and less visually disruptive.

Generally speaking tab gives access to variants of the character/symbol 
you have just entered. It's really a neat way to get special characters 
even if you don't know their Latex name; you just have to guess from 
which character it derives, which is generally obvious.

For example "l tab" gives lambda, "l tab tab" a second lambda, "l tab 
tab tab" a script l and with four tabs you are back to the original l. 
One more example : "- >" gives an arrow, and with tabs you successively 
get an arrow pointing down, up, etc.


Best,
Philippe


>     From: Henri Girard <address@hidden>
>     To: address@hidden
>     Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] hbar
>     Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2012 23:10:33 +0100
>
> Thanks !
>
> I thaught I should write alt < \hbar> i read it in a former 
> tutorial... It was so simple !
>
> \hbar works fine in 1.0.7.15
>
> regards
> Henri
> Le 24/03/2012 20:55, Chris Austin a écrit :
>
>     On Saturday 24 March 2012 07:33:26 Henri Girard wrote:
>
>         Hi,
>         I would like to get the symbol hbar in texmacs, i know it's 
> 045B in
>         unicode but i don't know how to enter it ? I don't know how to 
> enter any
>         symbol that is not in the panel.
>         regards
>         Henri
>
>     In 1.0.7.10 you can simply type \hbar then return in math mode, 
> and many
>     LaTeX symbols are available in this way.
>
>
>
>     [TeXmacs] hbar, Henri Girard
>         Re: [TeXmacs] hbar, Chris Austin
>             Re: [TeXmacs] hbar, Henri Girard