>From the users list... On 2010-08-13, Paul A. Rubin wrote: > On 8/12/2010 6:22 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: >> There are already some shortcuts. Highlight some parts of your formula >> and then press "Alt+c" and then "r". This leads to upright characters >> (\mathrm).
>> Alt+c and c gives for example \mathbb. >> After typing Alt+c the LyX status bar will show you the available >> characters connected to the Alt+c shortcut. For more shortcuts have a >> look at the LyX menu Tools->Preferences->Editing->Shortcuts. > This is very useful to know but not visible in the Tools > ... > > Shortcuts dialog. (If you filter on Alt+C, only boldsymbol and roman > appear, and the user has to recognize that roman implies \mathrm in math > mode.) I've filed an enhancement ticket to add the relevant options to > the Mathematical Symbols section of Tools > ... > Shortcuts, and in the > interim I put a table of shortcuts in the wiki > (http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/MathInLyX#toc4). I suppose this mapping of text-font to math-font is hardcoded somewhere (invisible to non-developers) for ages (predating "command-alternatives"). Could this be re-defined using "command-alternatives"? Günter
