Thank you for this. I have written the following much more amateurish
emacs lisp code in order to make it easier to enter natural tables and
flowcharts. Perhaps someone may find it useful or can suggest
improvements. I also added some keybindings for them.
Johan
(defun context-insert-nattab
Strange that I did not run into these issues, I use GNU emacs as well,
version 22.0.50.1, so presumably a difference in the versions. C-c C-f
is not bound to TeX-font for me, which is odd. Sorry about the
cell/cells issue, I renamed the function just before sending it. Of
course it is ok to put it
C-c C-f is not bound to TeX-font for me, which is odd.
Maybe an earlier AUCTeX? I have 11.82 (from Debian testing/unstable).
-Sanjoy
`Never underestimate the evil of which men of power are capable.'
--Bertrand Russell, _War Crimes in Vietnam_, chapter 1.
Great. Mojca suggested that I wikify my Emacs lisp. It's now at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Text_editor. Following that method ('a
method is a trick I use twice.' --Polya), I've put your elisp there too
-- hope that's okay. I removed the
(local-set-key $ 'start-context-math)
so
Yes, I have 11.55. I will adopt your suggestion to avoid updating
problems. Still, strange though, seems to be an old feature. Do you
know a convenient way of finding where these bindings are defined?
Perhaps it is a matter of order of precedence differing between the
emacs versions.
Johan
I wrote the following emacs lisp for my .emacs and pass it on (no
copyright) in case others find it useful. I used variants for a decade
with the old tex mode, but just rewrote it for auctex and for context's
display math syntax (which deprecates $$...$$).
The purpose:
1. If you type {, [, or
