Hello,
I was wondering what is the purpose of binding { to (literal) {} in math
mode. In text mode, we have the following bindings
{ -> \{
} -> \}
which seem natural to math mode too. Is this a bug or a feature that I
don't understand? I seems to me that literal {} are useful only within
ERT.
In ERT, I want to complain about the functions break-paragraph and
break-line. We usually have the following binding:
Return -> break-paragraph
which is natural for text mode. I like to think about ERT as a verbatim
latex mode, so a simple Return should insert a line break. Now, if I want
a line break, I must pres C-Return (with my bindings), which is not
intuitive, since
1) while typing latex in other editors I just press enter to introduce a
line break (and two enters to introduce a paragraph break;
2) inserting a line break puts a special symbol at the end of the line:
|
<- -
which is meaningless in ERT.
So, in my opinion, the function break-paragraph and break-line should
produce, in ERT, a newline with no special symbol ate the end of the
line.
Thank you,
Joao Luis.
