Hello,

From: Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

# Hi,

# I am a Czech and as such there are some funny characters in my
# name. My first name is in reality Mat\v{e}j. In order to write it
# correctly in documents with latin1 input coding, I use ERT.
# However, now when moved one of my documents through LyX-LaTeX-LyX
# cycle (editing some paper on my very small notebook in vim for
# DOS), I have found to my biggest surprise that after running
# through reLyX, there is \v{e} correctly presented as one
# character without using ERT. Therefore, I am curious whether I
# can insert such character in LyX without resorting to czech.kmap,
# just by some M-x command.

# Still after more than two years of using, LyX surprises me, how
# good it is. Thanks, folks!

#         Mat\v{e}j

  Possible solution :

1)  Put a line  '\kmod % caron aeiouAEIOU' in the file
     '~/.lyx/kbd/mine.kmap' (or whatever keyboard map LyX uses)

2)  If this is not done already, go to the 'kmap' section in your
    ~/.lyx/lyxrc and make sure it looks like :

  # Keyboard Mapping. Use this to set the correct mapping file for your
  # keyboard, that is if you need one. You'll need one if you for instance
  # want to type German documents on an American keyboard. In that case,
  # uncomment these three lines:
  \kbmap true
  #\kbmap_primary german
  #\kbmap_secondary american
  \kbmap_primary /YOUR/HOME/DIR/.lyx/kbd/mine.kmap 
  #               ^
  #               Put your home dir here!
  #

  Hth,

  Etienne

PS : The accents that you may use are listed in src/tex-accent.h.

PS : Maybe xmodmap or some other X keymap modifier can also do that
     for you.

-- 
Etienne Grossmann ------ http://www.isr.ist.utl.pt/~etienne

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