On 10/24/2011 09:43 AM, Christopher Menzel wrote:
On Oct 24, 2011, at 2:37 PM, François-Xavier Thomas wrote:
Hi,
I currently write a lot of mathematical documents in TeXmacs, mainly
because the way you can type formulas is very intuitive.
Two basic examples for those who don't know about it :
* Begin a formula : Only the $ sign, no Ctrl/Meta/Alt keys
LyX has very powerful and flexible shortcut capabilities. The default for getting into
math mode is "Opt-m m" but you can add a shortcut that will enable $ to do the
same.
Which will work fine so long as you never need to use the dollar sign as
a dollar sign. There is no reason not to tie such a command to a simple
keystroke that is not a character. I use F10, so no key-chord. Ctrl
keys and the like are not really inherently evil; you can use them and
they don't get confused with their other uses.
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