>>>>> "Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ronny> Hi folks, I've been reading the docs to find out how to produce
Ronny> accented chars. Normally I don't need to generate accented
Ronny> chars, I just need them to do my Italian assignment. Therefore
Ronny> I don't want to create/use a keyboard mapping. The idea of
Ronny> binding a dead-key, e.g. the single quote to produce
Ronny> accent-acute and the backtick to accent-breve is appealing to
Ronny> me. I've tried the following in my ~/.lyx/bind/cua.bind (I have
Ronny> "\bind_file cua" in my ~/.lyx/lyxrc) but it did not result in
Ronny> the desired effect:
Ronny> \bind ' "accent-acute" \bind ` "accent-breve"
This should be (untested)
\bind apostrophe "accent-acute"
\bind grave "accent-breve"
Ronny> Am I missing something? Or is there a better way of doing this
Ronny> in my case?
I think that using a keymap is better, especially since you could have
your italian setting as a secondary keymap that you could activate by
just pressing a key.
JMarc
