> | - C-m on '\(x^2y\)' gives x^2 (because the math parser only understand
> | x^{2}y)
> |
> | - C-m on '$x$' crashes LyX. Also, C-m on 'foo' crashes LyX.
>
> Isn't "C-m" the usual way to begin a mathinset?
And a few more functions... the "static" keyword of Mathed ;-{
> If so it should absolutely not double as a "import the selection if
> you have one into an mathinset" that should be a separate LFUN and a
> separate keybinding.
It does not double as anything, it simply behaves as it would as it were
an "ordinary" mathed function:
Pressing e.g. M-m s (i.e. 'math-insert sqrt') inserts a square root. If
there was some selection, the selection gets removed and re-inserted
under the root, otherwise the root stays empty.
Now, pressing C-m outside mathed inserts a math inset. If there was some
selection, the selection gets removed and re-inserted in the inset
otherwise the inset stays empty.
This one is pretty consistent.
But I agree that C-m has too many functions in other places. But part of
this is the difficulty to add new functions: One always has to touch
"toplevel" files for that, and that is annoying. I'd much rather have some
kind of "LyXfunc registration" where e.g. mathed or other "modules" could
register LyXfuncs without touching "toplevel" stuff...
Andre'
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