Neil Hodgson schrieb: > Stephan Hennig: > >> Anyway, is there a way to change default word characters globally? >> Putting accented characters into chars.alpha doesn't help, since, e.g., >> in file tex.properties word characters are defined as > > The idea is that each language may have different definitions of > operators and identifiers so this is best set by the language-specific > properties. Some languages allow '$', '@', '.', etc. in identifiers. > If you want to override the definition for > word.characters.$(file.patterns.latex) then set it in your user > options file.
Thanks! I should have mentioned that I've done that already. I just wanted to ask for a short-cut so that accented characters are recognized as "normal" characters independent from the language. TeX allows character @ in identifier names. However, the definition of word.characters.$(file.patterns.latex) could make use of $(chars.alpha) nevertheless, IMHO. Instead it repeats all upper case and lower case letters. I don't know if other language properties files do it the same redundant way. But anyway, I've learned how to solve my problem. Thanks again! Best regards, Stephan Hennig _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
