>>>>> "Andre" == Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andre> No. When typing \frac 1 2 I close it with C-i instead of Andre> leaving the inset with space. Extra work == pressing a modifier Andre> key (which even could be avoided by binding to a single key). Andre> Big deal... I think this is really a power user feature, which is undiscoverable. What Dekel proposes is just a natural binding. >> Why not have two "move left" lfun's ? One which will enter into >> insets and will be bind to the Left key, and one that will not >> enter into insets and will be bind to M-Left or KP_Left Andre> Because I don't care and you could get something similar to Andre> that by binding KP_Left to 'command-sequence char-forward ; Andre> line-end ; char-right' or so. Come on. Why don't you handle LFUN_WORDRIGHT to jump over insets? It would probably be trivial to implement and is the intuitive tool (how do you remember whether you locked a particular inset, BTW?) And why do you handle LFUN_WORDRIGHTSEL if you do not care about LFUN_WORDRIGHT? JMarc
