Stefan Schimanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If the cursor is in the cell with 42, the unfold command will unfold > the \bar macro. Another press will unfold the \foo macro. Then a fold > command will fold the \bar, and another will fold the \foo. > > The whole sense of this is that you can very easily unfold all the > macros from the current position to the math root to understand how > the current term is made up, and then fold them again.
I see what you mean now, but I think nevertheless that you should implement inset-toggle in math macros to toggle between these two versions. JMarc
