On Tue, 14 May 2002 08:27:43 +0200 wrote Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 06:36:54PM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: > > I used the "underscore" feature in the math panel which looks like a dotted > > box with a line below it in the math panel (1.1.6fix4). So that puts a line > > below whatever math character I have. But if I select this character with > > the "underscore" and try to undo this underscore then I can't undo it.. so > > I have to delete the whole character and then retype it without the > > underscore. Is there any other way to undo the underscore? > > I don't know about 1.1.6 (haven't any on my new box here), but in 1.2.0pre* > you can put the cursor in fornt of the underlined item and press > 'backspace' to remove the \underbar. It works on 1.1.6 too :-) and it works for big delimiters and square root and \frac as well :-) Q.: After years of deleting and rewriting the stuff I find this cool feature: Is it documented somewhere? There is a "real" undo bug in 1.1.6: when I delete a fracture (\frac) by the above method, I cannot undo the change with the undo function : Write a fraction (\frac <space> 1 <down> 2), move the cursor in front of the fraction and do <backspace>. See the 12 and try to undo with Ctrl-Z (cua-binding). Undo works for deletion of an underline, however. Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
