Am Montag, 22. Oktober 2001 17:25 schrieb Andre Poenitz: > On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 05:26:23PM +0200, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: > > I have to admit that I never ever used math (I'm a real > > non-mathematic) and, just trying it out, I don't know how to get > > spaces there *sigh*. > > E.g. by typing \; \: \, or \!. > > Pressing <space> immediately behind such a beast cycles through the > possible values.
I see, thanks. It's better than I thought... This is something I can imagine for toggling between thin-space and normal-space. But how to change to protected space? > > But from your description I'm not shure if that's what I want. I > > want to write a text as fast as possible and use the special > > characters without watching the screen, in one stroke if possible. > > Given the limited number of one-key sequences and a certain 'expected > behaviour' of most of them you do not really expect hard-coded > one-key sequences for things like that. M-S-space counts as "one-key" stroke for me. And indeed M-space and M-S-space are unbinded in all bindings (and they are really sensible and memorizable IMHO). Jürgen. > Andre'
