[actually, I did not read completely Mario's second message. I should
have before replying]
Le 28/05/16 à 17:39, Guillaume Munch a écrit :
I agree ctrl+arrows could do better. The attached patch implements your
suggestion.
Pro: I find this behaviour more useful. It could be made better by
skipping strings of characters that constitute "words", but I am not
sure how to define this notion properly in mathed. (Jean-Marc speaks of
using the rel/bin/op categories to find a criterion, let's think about it.)
Just a note about categories: they are used when one transforms an
equation into an eqnarray using Ctrl-Return. The code finds the first
relation and breaks the equation apart at this point.
As for ctrl+shift+arrows, I find them useful to select entire insets
quickly.
Why should they be better than Ctrl-A or Shift-end?
I really think that the shifted and non shifted functions should coincide.
JMarc
