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>>From: Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 17:29:13 +0200
>>To: Beaubert Francois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: Lyx1.1.5 et accent en math text mode
>>
>>> Bonjour,
>>> Jen'arrive pas a obtenir les accents �,�, etc en math text mode.
>>> J'ai un clavier francais qui ne me semble pas exotique
>>> Y'a t'il une config particuliere ds lyx ou cela vient t'il plus
>>> generalement de la configuration de mon XF86config-4 ?
>>> Merci
>>
>>I am just guessing what you are asking ;-}
>>
>>It is LyX's fault, but there are several work arounds to get � in math
>>text mode, all of them far from perfect.
>>
>>The safest ways is probably to create a TeX macro called 'eacute' by typing
>><C-l>\def\eacute{\mbox{�}}<C-l> (or whatever your local TeX guru
>>recommentd) and use \eacute in the formulae.
>>
>>Alternatively you could use mathed's acute inset to "fake" the accent by
>>typing \acute<space><C-m>e<C-m>.
>>
>>Note that you could bind this sequence to some key combination in your
>>.lyx/bind/*.bind files.
>>
>>In the current CVS version you could theoretical insert � directly,
>>unfortunately the key translation does not work properly, so the formula
>>never sees that character...
In math text mode, all is fine here with direct 8bit input
using the compose key (with 1.1.5 as asked by Fran�ois), but
for the typographic difference between \acute{\textrm{e}} and \mbox{�},
i.e. the diacritic is a � fake �, as indicated above.
So what about the accented characters in plain text: do they work OK ?
--
Jean-Pierre
