Stefano Franchi wrote:
However, in the main LyX window, we need to interpret each and every
key press and so must generate the std::string from these key presses.
We can't leave things to Qt. Our own, home grown key handling code is
less sophisticated than Qt's, but crucially for us, we have
Stefano Franchi wrote:
However, in the main LyX window, we need to interpret each and every
key press and so must generate the std::string from these key presses.
We can't leave things to Qt. Our own, home grown key handling code is
less sophisticated than Qt's, but crucially for us, we have
Stefano Franchi wrote:
>> However, in the main LyX window, we need to interpret each and every
>> key press and so must generate the std::string from these key presses.
>> We can't leave things to Qt. Our own, home grown key handling code is
>> less sophisticated than Qt's, but crucially for us,
However, in the main LyX window, we need to interpret each and every
key
press and so must generate the std::string from these key presses. We
can't leave things to Qt. Our own, home grown key handling code is less
sophisticated than Qt's, but crucially for us, we have total control
over
it to
However, in the main LyX window, we need to interpret each and every
key
press and so must generate the std::string from these key presses. We
can't leave things to Qt. Our own, home grown key handling code is less
sophisticated than Qt's, but crucially for us, we have total control
over
it to
However, in the main LyX window, we need to interpret each and every
key
press and so must generate the std::string from these key presses. We
can't leave things to Qt. Our own, home grown key handling code is less
sophisticated than Qt's, but crucially for us, we have total control
over
it to
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Stefano
Hi, Stefano.
The latex command is \ss{}, no?
To Angus:
Sorry for probably OT question, just beacuse you
mentioned it: which key do you refer to as compose
key? (is there an equivalent on usual keyboards, or is
it something special to some keyboards: mine seems not
to have one. Only Ctrl, Alt and Shift).
Regards,
Nusret
--- Angus
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 06:58:38 -0800 (PST)
Nusret BALCI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for probably OT question, just beacuse you
mentioned it: which key do you refer to as compose
key? (is there an equivalent on usual keyboards, or is
it something special to some keyboards: mine seems not
to
I tried Ctrl-., but in text mode Ctrl has no effect,
on math mode the message on the status bar is command
disabled, whatever that means.
Really, I didn't know there is a different Multi-key
or a compose key :).
Nusret
--- John Coppens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 06:58:38
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 07:25:57 -0800 (PST)
Nusret BALCI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried Ctrl-., but in text mode Ctrl has no effect,
Sure Ctl has some effect (not alone, but with the other key combined).
To type 1/2 as one symbol, try
Ctrl-. and then (without Ctrl) 1 and 2
if the 1 appears
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
What about this: Copy the following line to the bind you are
John,
Things are getting clearer now: you are right in that
ctrl-. has an effect (and yes, I know Ctrl is used
with other keys :). I've just typed Ctrl-. and
exported the file as latex. It translates to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (backslash-at-dot)
Ctrl-.12 therefore doesn't output what you expect in
my
On Nov 19, 2005, at 8:30 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the
minibuffer to input accented characters and similia. But I can't
remember the function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone
help? Thanks.
What about
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, Nusret BALCI wrote:
I use windows, and I suspect now there isn't a compose key functionality
available on windows for standard keyboards (If I understand correctly
what a compose key does).
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a compose key on windows,
sorry. In
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Thank you.
Nusret
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 19 Nov
On Saturday 19 November 2005 21:09, Nusret BALCI wrote:
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Nusret BALCI wrote:
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Alt-number inserts the character with the
I see, you're right. In fact, Christian is right: But
I had to type Alt-2-2-5 like Uwe(not 3: 3 gives
nothing on my PC, so I thought his suggestion is a
curious but nonworking strategy. I was obviously wrong
and he was right). Thank you all for clarifying this,
it is a useful bit of information.
Stefano Franchi wrote:
I still don't understand why
I can get ß in the minibuffer (with, on my Mac, option-s) and not in
the main window, but I can live in blissful ignorance for now.
Because we leave it to the Qt toolkit to interpret your key presses when in
the minibuffer and then deal with
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Stefano
Hi, Stefano.
The latex command is \ss{}, no?
To Angus:
Sorry for probably OT question, just beacuse you
mentioned it: which key do you refer to as compose
key? (is there an equivalent on usual keyboards, or is
it something special to some keyboards: mine seems not
to have one. Only Ctrl, Alt and Shift).
Regards,
Nusret
--- Angus
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 06:58:38 -0800 (PST)
Nusret BALCI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for probably OT question, just beacuse you
mentioned it: which key do you refer to as compose
key? (is there an equivalent on usual keyboards, or is
it something special to some keyboards: mine seems not
to
I tried Ctrl-., but in text mode Ctrl has no effect,
on math mode the message on the status bar is command
disabled, whatever that means.
Really, I didn't know there is a different Multi-key
or a compose key :).
Nusret
--- John Coppens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 06:58:38
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 07:25:57 -0800 (PST)
Nusret BALCI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried Ctrl-., but in text mode Ctrl has no effect,
Sure Ctl has some effect (not alone, but with the other key combined).
To type 1/2 as one symbol, try
Ctrl-. and then (without Ctrl) 1 and 2
if the 1 appears
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
What about this: Copy the following line to the bind you are
John,
Things are getting clearer now: you are right in that
ctrl-. has an effect (and yes, I know Ctrl is used
with other keys :). I've just typed Ctrl-. and
exported the file as latex. It translates to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (backslash-at-dot)
Ctrl-.12 therefore doesn't output what you expect in
my
On Nov 19, 2005, at 8:30 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the
minibuffer to input accented characters and similia. But I can't
remember the function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone
help? Thanks.
What about
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, Nusret BALCI wrote:
I use windows, and I suspect now there isn't a compose key functionality
available on windows for standard keyboards (If I understand correctly
what a compose key does).
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a compose key on windows,
sorry. In
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Thank you.
Nusret
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 19 Nov
On Saturday 19 November 2005 21:09, Nusret BALCI wrote:
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Nusret BALCI wrote:
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Alt-number inserts the character with the
I see, you're right. In fact, Christian is right: But
I had to type Alt-2-2-5 like Uwe(not 3: 3 gives
nothing on my PC, so I thought his suggestion is a
curious but nonworking strategy. I was obviously wrong
and he was right). Thank you all for clarifying this,
it is a useful bit of information.
Stefano Franchi wrote:
I still don't understand why
I can get ß in the minibuffer (with, on my Mac, option-s) and not in
the main window, but I can live in blissful ignorance for now.
Because we leave it to the Qt toolkit to interpret your key presses when in
the minibuffer and then deal with
Stefano Franchi wrote:
> My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
> to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
> function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
>
> Stefano
Hi, Stefano.
The latex command is \ss{}, no?
To Angus:
Sorry for probably OT question, just beacuse you
mentioned it: which key do you refer to as compose
key? (is there an equivalent on usual keyboards, or is
it something special to some keyboards: mine seems not
to have one. Only Ctrl, Alt and Shift).
Regards,
Nusret
--- Angus
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 06:58:38 -0800 (PST)
Nusret BALCI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry for probably OT question, just beacuse you
> mentioned it: which key do you refer to as compose
> key? (is there an equivalent on usual keyboards, or is
> it something special to some keyboards: mine seems
I tried Ctrl-., but in text mode Ctrl has no effect,
on math mode the message on the status bar is "command
disabled", whatever that means.
Really, I didn't know there is a different "Multi-key"
or a "compose" key :).
Nusret
--- John Coppens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Nov 2005
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 07:25:57 -0800 (PST)
Nusret BALCI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I tried Ctrl-., but in text mode Ctrl has no effect,
Sure Ctl has some effect (not alone, but with the other key combined).
To type 1/2 as one symbol, try
Ctrl-. and then (without Ctrl) 1 and 2
if the 1
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
What about this: Copy the following line to the bind you are
John,
Things are getting clearer now: you are right in that
ctrl-. has an effect (and yes, I know Ctrl is used
with other keys :). I've just typed Ctrl-. and
exported the file as latex. It translates to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (backslash-at-dot)
Ctrl-.12 therefore doesn't output what you expect in
my
On Nov 19, 2005, at 8:30 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Stefano Franchi wrote:
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the
minibuffer to input accented characters and similia. But I can't
remember the function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone
help? Thanks.
What about
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, Nusret BALCI wrote:
> I use windows, and I suspect now there isn't a compose key functionality
> available on windows for standard keyboards (If I understand correctly
> what a compose key does).
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a compose key on windows,
sorry.
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Thank you.
Nusret
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Nov
On Saturday 19 November 2005 21:09, Nusret BALCI wrote:
> Christian,
> the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
> not a big deal, though: there are several other
> convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
> you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
> Alt-2-2-3?
Nusret BALCI wrote:
Christian,
the key combination you mentioned doesn't work (for me
not a big deal, though: there are several other
convenient ways to enter scharfes s), but I wonder why
you thought this would do: What's the magic behind
Alt-2-2-3?
Alt-"number" inserts the character with
I see, you're right. In fact, Christian is right: But
I had to type Alt-2-2-5 like Uwe(not 3: 3 gives
nothing on my PC, so I thought his suggestion is a
curious but nonworking strategy. I was obviously wrong
and he was right). Thank you all for clarifying this,
it is a useful bit of information.
Stefano Franchi wrote:
> I still don't understand why
> I can get ß in the minibuffer (with, on my Mac, option-s) and not in
> the main window, but I can live in blissful ignorance for now.
Because we leave it to the Qt toolkit to interpret your key presses when in
the minibuffer and then deal
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Stefano
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Stefano Franchi
Department
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Stefano
__
Stefano Franchi
Department
My keyboard is acting strangely again, and I need to use the minibuffer
to input accented characters and similia. But I can't remember the
function needed to input the German hard-S. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Stefano
__
Stefano Franchi
Department
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