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From : Miguel de Benito Delgado <address@hidden>- Cc: texmacs-users <address@hidden>
- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] italic mode
- Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2014 11:41:17 +0100
The key combination "std i" (which under MacOS translates to Cmd+I) is mapped to the procedure "toggle-italics", which simply deletes the enclosing tag if there's one. I'm not sure about what's more intuitive or not, but it's consistent with other tags. (By the way, I mapped my "$" key to *insert* text in an equation, not to to leave it.)
If you want to change the behaviour you can either change the mapping of the key or redefine toggle-italic. If you feel like playing a bit with scheme, in both cases you will have to check whether the cursor is inside a with|"font-shape"|"italic" tag, which can probably be achieved using "with-like?". For more info format-edit.scm ;)
Best,
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Miguel de Benito.
Miguel de Benito.
On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 5:20 PM, Vincent Douce <address@hidden> wrote:
hi all
when i enter an equation i press $ then i type then i leave the equation mode by pressing -> or by typing $ again
it would be a non sense that typing $ inside an équation have for effect to transform the equation into some text
thougt, that happens for the italic mode
if i type apple-I, i write something, when i type apple-I again, it has for effect to put in roman characters the text i just typed in italics.
- it is unusual and surprising for a neophyt, used to an other way of working with italics.
- is it useful (that pressing apple-I when the cursor is inside an italic field has for effect to put off the italic qualitiy of the filed) ?
i like the way texmacs works, where "italic" is not a property of some characters but a field you enter in first to have italic characters
but would n't it be a good idea that pressing apple-I inside an italic field would just have for effect to leave the italic mode ?
that would correspond to the way people coming from classical texteditors are used to work : i type apple-I, i write in italic, then i type apple-I again and i type the rest in roman.
Vincentps why, when i type "reply", does it only send the message to the sender of the former mail and not to the forum ?
- [TeXmacs] italic mode, Vincent Douce, 02/15/2014
- Re: [TeXmacs] italic mode, Miguel de Benito Delgado, 02/16/2014
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