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[Michael Lachmann <address@hidden>]

On 27 May 2015, at 16:15 , Miguel de Benito Delgado <address@hidden> wrote:

> 
> On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 10:45 PM, Michael Lachmann <address@hidden> wrote:
> What is the correct way of changing a section into a subsection? It seems 
> that selecting the section header and choosing
> 'subsection' from the toolbar menu isn't the right thing.
> 
> Indeed not! This does what you saw: inserts a new tag surrounding the one 
> which is selected. I guess it could be fixed, as is done when a \with tag 
> enclosing another, but it would interfere with the idea of structured 
> sections (experimental package).

Well, then it shouldn't confuse the TOC... It is really had to find/fix such 
problems.

>  
> I see that one can select 'subsection' in the context menu. Is there any 
> other way?
> 
> Using the focus bar is correct. You can use the keyboard as well: Alt-Tab 
> (MacOS) will circulate through all "structured variants" of the tag where 
> the cursor is located, no need to select anything. Add Shift to cycle back.
> 
> This works in many contexts (e.g. different enumerations, 
> equations<->formulas, Big and small figures, and mostly any tag which 
> belongs in some category.
> 
> It's the same as TAB, just try it everywhere! Especially in mathematics. 
> (well sort of: the keyboard variants, e.g. "a tab" for alpha, must be typed 
> in sequence, whereas one may always cycle through all structured variants 
> anytime)
> 

Thanks! This works - alt-tab / alt-shift-tab

Do you know what the equivalent keystroke for emacs-binding is? I only 
managed to make it work with 'default' binding...


Thanks!
Michael