Hi Jean-Marc,
On 06-Oct-2000, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> This should be (untested)
>
> \bind apostrophe "accent-acute"
> \bind grave "accent-breve"
I tried this with 'lyx -dbg 4' and it gives me this:
LyX: Bad key sequence: `apostrophe' [around line 135 of file ~/.lyx/bind/cua.bind]
LyX: Bad key sequence: `grave' [around line 136 of file ~/.lyx/bind/cua.bind]
Using ' and ` (even inside double quotes) instead of apostrophe and
grave gives me this:
RC_BIND: Sequence `'' Command `accent-acute' Action `74'
LyX: Invalid key sequence `'' [around line 135 of file ~/.lyx/bind/cua.bind]
RC_BIND: Sequence ``' Command `accent-breve' Action `82'
LyX: Invalid key sequence ``' [around line 136 of file ~/.lyx/bind/cua.bind]
What does "dead-key" mean actually? I'm using a regular 104-key
keyboard with US layout.
> 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.
OK. I defined my own italian.kmap which simply contains:
\kmod ' acute aeiouAEIOU
\kmod ` grave aeiouAEIOU
And it works just as I wanted when I switch to secondary keymap. Now I
just need to dig the manual to find out what the shortcut key to
switch between keymaps.
Thank you for your help.
Ronny
