I didn't notice the status bar change, indeed :).
Anyways, thanks to initial problem I learned quite a
bit about the key binding files and customized my
favorite one to my liking (well, still it needs some
work, but much better). Thanks for helpful comments.
Regards,
Nusret
--- "Paul A. Rubin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nusret BALCI wrote:
> > The following doesn't harm in any serious way, but
> > it's a curious behavior.
> >
> > I think Lyx doesn't handle well commands like
> \left\{,
> > \right\{
>
> Try \left\lbrace and \right\rbrace.
>
> > \left(, \right),
>
> These work fine for me.
>
> > etc. from the user interface.
> > Especially try the ones for braces, you'll see
> what I
> > mean. Interestingly, when you write first
> > \left( \right), and then place the cursor
> between
> > the parentheses, Lyx allows you to write between
> > \right and ) for example. it's hard to notice
> this,
> > as the only visual hint is an invisible slim extra
> > space before ) caused by \right. This causes latex
> > errors.
>
> I agree that this comes as a bit of an ambush the
> first time. There is
> another visual cue, though. Look at the status line
> at the bottom of
> the window. When you are between \left or \right
> and the corresponding
> brace/bracket, you'll see 'Symbol: left' or 'Symbol:
> right' at the end
> of the status message. Once you get used to the
> fact that the \left or
> \right command is treated as separate from the
> bracketing symbol, and
> learn to keep an eye on the status line, it's not
> too bad.
>
> Paul
>
>
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