Rasmus <ras...@gmx.us> writes:
> You are right, for LaTeX, you would probably want two. So
>
> {{{kbd(CTRL-x-f)}}}
>
> would be initiated for org-latex-kdb-format string, which would default to
>
> \texttt{%s}
>
> Whether a key is needed depends on what it exactly entrails. If each of
> "CTRL", "x" and "f" is a key, then perhaps it makes sense to have a
> separate formating-string to e.g. denote "\fbox{%s}", allowing output
> like, if desired.
>
> \texttt{\fbox{Ctrl}-\fbox{x}-\fbox{f}}
Note that, per (info "(texinfo) @key"), this should still be
\texttt{Ctrl-x-f}
@key is only applied to the modifier key in isolation.
Another idea could be to allow second argument to implement styles, e.g.
{{{kbd(C-x-f, menukeys)}}}
We need to implement a couple of them, tho. Marcin offered some help
here.
>> I'm not much into ODT styles, but if you have an example, I will merrily
>> add it.
>
> I guess the most straight forward way would be just add a new style to
> OrgOdtStyles.xml,
>
> <style:style style:name="OrgKbd" style:family="text"
> style:parent-style-name="Source_20_Text"/>
>
> And output it as,
>
> <text:span text:style-name="OrgKbd">Ctrl-x-f</text:span>
>
> According to this thread,
>
>
> https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/2011-November/021281.html
>
> LO even supports nested text:span, so it could probably even have a
> seperate style for KBD.
>
>
> <text:span text:style-name="OrgKbd">
> <text:span text:style-name="OrgKey">Ctrl</text:span>-
> <text:span text:style-name="OrgKey">x</text:span>-
> <text:span text:style-name="OrgKey">f</text:span>
> </text:span>
>
> Maybe it’s unnecessary complexity, with little benefit...
I think I like it because it is closer to Texinfo syntax.
Regards,
