On Thu, Dec 13, 2001 at 11:16:50PM +0200, Martin Vermeer wrote: > Item 1. does make the key sequences a little longer, but so what?
People won't like it. I think there are still more mathematicians or physisists who use LyX than people from the poetry fraction... > There are many others already of the same length, and we all type > happily M-m g D to get a \Delta etc. etc. No, I type \Delta. Actually, I type most math exactly the way I would do when writing LaTeX in vi, so every additional difference annoys me... > I don't think it will make a typical formula much longer/harder to type > as this is offset by the greater consistency. > > I suspect it may be possible (but you should know best :-) to change LyX > thus that being in mathed always implicitly prepends M-m to keysequences > typed. This should make that easier. Yes, we seem to need some "context sensitive" keybindings. Soonish... Maybe it's not even too hard... -- André Pönitz .............................................. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
