Richard Heck wrote: > On 10/25/2015 07:43 AM, Kornel Benko wrote: >> Am Sonntag, 25. Oktober 2015 um 12:04:36, schrieb Georg Baum >> <[email protected]> >>> PhilipPirrip wrote: >>> >>>> LibreOffice has it as "Special Characters". Fedora Linux has an >>>> application called "Character Map" that lists characters by, I believe, >>>> unicode blocks. >>>> And all those are just single characters. Symbols, though, can be one >>>> or more: Greek alpha or \LaTeX >>>> Just my 5 cents. >>> After thinking more about this I now think it makes sense. I did also >>> implement the documentation toolbar. I think the toolbar should >>> definitely go in. >> I like it. > > Me too. > >>> What do others think about the renaming? >> Having this extra toolbar, I'd like to have the logos available also >> under "Insert->Special Character->Logos->{LyX,TeX,LaTeX,LaTeX2e} Logo" >> >> I.e. new "Logos" submenu for the logos. Just my 1 cent. > > This seems like an excellent idea.
I did this at d56980da954d. >> "Special Character" itself feels OK. Maybe also "Special Symbols" ... > > LibreOffice has Insert> Special Character, and that gets you to the > dialog that our Insert> Special Character > Symbols... does. But we kind > of break out some of the more common choices and put them on the > submenu, so "Special Character" seems consistent to me. What makes less > sense to me is that use of "Symbols..." for what gets you to the dialog. > I think maybe "Symbol Chooser..." would make it clearer what this was > going to do. Since it looks like the majority wants to keep "Special Character", and there does not seem to be a consensus concerning "Symbols...", and changing the names would mean a lot of work in the docs, I do not want to change these two right now. Nevertheless, I'll consider bug 9626 now as fixed. Georg
