Hi,
if I understand it right, you want to modify the mac keybindings. These
you won't find in lyx of course, but in your mac keyboard preferences.
Perhaps there is an option to allow a program override the mac shortcuts? I
actually really can't say, 'cause I use linux here. Otherwise you really
Hi Bart -
Thanks for your suggestion, but (no surprise here) this is yet another of
Apple's regrettable design decision that users have no ability to easily
change. The system preferences have no controls for this behavior. There is
probably some obscure plist file somewhere that controls this
I should also mention that this behavior can't be overriden by adding Meta
shortcuts to my .bind file, so even the solution originally proposed (adding
each Meta- shortcut to the bind file) won't work. That is, if I assign a
shortcut to M-m and then try to use Option-m from LyX, it still inserts
Am 06.08.2011 um 01:17 schrieb charles reid:
Hi all -
I'm using the latest binary of LyX available for Mac, 2.0, and I've been
struggling to fix an annoying behavior. In Mac, you can insert symbols (such
as \mu) by pressing Option+M, or Option+(some letter). However, this
conflicts with
Am 06.08.2011 um 19:23 schrieb charles reid:
I should also mention that this behavior can't be overriden by adding Meta
shortcuts to my .bind file, so even the solution originally proposed (adding
each Meta- shortcut to the bind file) won't work. That is, if I assign a
shortcut to M-m and
Ah, ok, thanks, I missed that M to A change mentioned in mac.bind
somehow. I was defining M-m in the bind file, and mistaking that to mean
Option-m, but once I defined A-m it worked as expected by using
Option-m, and it overrode the system's special character behavior. Thanks
a million!
Hi,
if I understand it right, you want to modify the mac keybindings. These
you won't find in lyx of course, but in your mac keyboard preferences.
Perhaps there is an option to allow a program override the mac shortcuts? I
actually really can't say, 'cause I use linux here. Otherwise you really
Hi Bart -
Thanks for your suggestion, but (no surprise here) this is yet another of
Apple's regrettable design decision that users have no ability to easily
change. The system preferences have no controls for this behavior. There is
probably some obscure plist file somewhere that controls this
I should also mention that this behavior can't be overriden by adding Meta
shortcuts to my .bind file, so even the solution originally proposed (adding
each Meta- shortcut to the bind file) won't work. That is, if I assign a
shortcut to M-m and then try to use Option-m from LyX, it still inserts
Am 06.08.2011 um 01:17 schrieb charles reid:
Hi all -
I'm using the latest binary of LyX available for Mac, 2.0, and I've been
struggling to fix an annoying behavior. In Mac, you can insert symbols (such
as \mu) by pressing Option+M, or Option+(some letter). However, this
conflicts with
Am 06.08.2011 um 19:23 schrieb charles reid:
I should also mention that this behavior can't be overriden by adding Meta
shortcuts to my .bind file, so even the solution originally proposed (adding
each Meta- shortcut to the bind file) won't work. That is, if I assign a
shortcut to M-m and
Ah, ok, thanks, I missed that M to A change mentioned in mac.bind
somehow. I was defining M-m in the bind file, and mistaking that to mean
Option-m, but once I defined A-m it worked as expected by using
Option-m, and it overrode the system's special character behavior. Thanks
a million!
Hi,
if I understand it right, you want to modify the mac keybindings. These
you won't find in lyx of course, but in your mac keyboard preferences.
Perhaps there is an option to allow a program override the mac shortcuts? I
actually really can't say, 'cause I use linux here. Otherwise you really
Hi Bart -
Thanks for your suggestion, but (no surprise here) this is yet another of
Apple's regrettable design decision that users have no ability to easily
change. The system preferences have no controls for this behavior. There is
probably some obscure plist file somewhere that controls this
I should also mention that this behavior can't be overriden by adding Meta
shortcuts to my .bind file, so even the solution originally proposed (adding
each Meta- shortcut to the bind file) won't work. That is, if I assign a
shortcut to "M-m" and then try to use Option-m from LyX, it still
Am 06.08.2011 um 01:17 schrieb charles reid:
> Hi all -
>
> I'm using the latest binary of LyX available for Mac, 2.0, and I've been
> struggling to fix an annoying behavior. In Mac, you can insert symbols (such
> as \mu) by pressing Option+M, or Option+(some letter). However, this
>
Am 06.08.2011 um 19:23 schrieb charles reid:
> I should also mention that this behavior can't be overriden by adding Meta
> shortcuts to my .bind file, so even the solution originally proposed (adding
> each Meta- shortcut to the bind file) won't work. That is, if I assign a
> shortcut to
Ah, ok, thanks, I missed that "M" to "A" change mentioned in mac.bind
somehow. I was defining "M-m" in the bind file, and mistaking that to mean
"Option-m", but once I defined "A-m" it worked as expected by using
"Option-m," and it overrode the system's special character behavior. Thanks
a
Hi all -
I'm using the latest binary of LyX available for Mac, 2.0, and I've been
struggling to fix an annoying behavior. In Mac, you can insert symbols (such
as \mu) by pressing Option+M, or Option+(some letter). However, this
conflicts with LyX's keyboard shortcuts, e.g. Option+M should allow
Hi all -
I'm using the latest binary of LyX available for Mac, 2.0, and I've been
struggling to fix an annoying behavior. In Mac, you can insert symbols (such
as \mu) by pressing Option+M, or Option+(some letter). However, this
conflicts with LyX's keyboard shortcuts, e.g. Option+M should allow
Hi all -
I'm using the latest binary of LyX available for Mac, 2.0, and I've been
struggling to fix an annoying behavior. In Mac, you can insert symbols (such
as \mu) by pressing Option+M, or Option+(some letter). However, this
conflicts with LyX's keyboard shortcuts, e.g. Option+M should allow
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