[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
This new version sure is really nice! I only have a little discomfort
regarding key strokes. With 1.4 when I was in text mode and, for instance,
typed <Alt><m><[> a math inset would automatically open with a full pair of
brakets, the same for greek letters and so forth with all math symbols. With
the new version I don't know how to do the same. When I try as before to
insert directly greek letters then nothing happens (except a "Command
disabled" message in the status bar). I need first to create an inset. That's
annoying. But worse still is that when I'm within a math inset and type
<Alt><m><[> I only end up with a single braket... I guess the reason is that
to enter a "[" I need to type <AltGr><5> and the program first processes
<AltGr>, not coinsidering the two strokes as a single character.
I was wondering if this were a new feature, and if so how I could tune it,
or if I need to put some config file somewhere in the bindings, or if I did
something wrong... though I felt I only compiled it and installed it and did
nothing more unwise! I am willing to submit any necessary file if that helps,
but I wouldn't know which.
thank you for any answer, and for this nice piece of soft!
Loïc Teyssier
Config:
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LyX 1.5rc1
Qt-4.2.1 and Qt-3.3.7
Debian Linux (etch)
P6 (Intel Core2)
French keyboard
For what it's worth, with rc1 on Windows, alt-m [ opens a math inset
with a matched pair of brackets (same for parentheses and braces).
However, alt-m \ gets me the "command disabled" message; to open a math
inset and type a Greek letter, I need alt-m m \alpha (or ctrl-m to get
the math inset). When inside a math inset, alt-m [ again produces a
matched pair.
/Paul
