On 20.05.05, Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
> >>Well, I rememberd this from an ancient version of LyX, I was not awrw
> >>of the S-C-end binding. Angus' hint is better as it shows that
> >>setting the cursor does set mark in that case. The arrows are useful
> >>for partial precise selection over pages, and then the C-m is
> >>compulsory. ^^^^^
^^^^^
[math-mode? ... well I guess you use emacs.bind and mean mark-toggle
What is/does the mark BTW?
As buffer-begin and buffer-end work as expected in an inset, I
thought a
command-sequence buffer-begin; mark-on; buffer-end;
would result in a "inset aware" variant of select all, but it did not work.
> The question is: how to make this binding info available in the lyx window,
> better than with the binding info in the minibuffer (where you must know the
> command name to find the binding).
Jed (and I think also Emacs) has the functions "show_key" and
"where_is" that are very helpful to find out such things:
show_key: press a key and see the function bound to
where_is: type a function name and see the keybinding
My (coming up) python LyX package emulates these functions.
G�nter
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