On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 06:24:39PM +0100, Misha Gavrilovich wrote: > Hi,
> I wonder how could I make a shortcut for opening a "theorem" environment, or > a "standard environment; > I know how to make shortcuts (add lines to .bind), but I do not > know what command line to associate with the binding. The following is in sciword.bind # # Paragraph style menu # \bind "M-p c" "drop-layouts-choice" \bind "M-p 1" "layout Chapter" \bind "M-p 2" "layout Section" \bind "M-p 3" "layout Subsection" \bind "M-p 4" "layout Subsubsection" \bind "M-p 5" "layout Paragraph" \bind "M-p 6" "layout Subparagraph" \bind "M-p b" "layout Itemize" # bullet+ \bind "M-p d" "layout Description" \bind "M-p e" "layout Enumerate" # number+ \bind "M-p i" "layout Itemize" # bullet+ \bind "M-p l" "layout List" \bind "M-p n" "layout Enumerate" # number+ \bind "M-p p" "layout Lyx-Code" \bind "M-p q" "layout Quote" \bind "M-p S-Q" "layout Quotation" \bind "M-p s" "layout Standard" \bind "M-p t" "layout Title" \bind "M-p S-at" "layout Section*" # M-p S-2 \bind "M-p S-dollar" "layout Subsubsection*" # M-p S-4 \bind "M-p S-numbersign" "layout Subsection*" # M-p S-3 "layout Standard" works. I have not tried "layout Theorem" but it should work. Usually, I read the bindfiles and look for commands. This is not terribly efficient but there is no reference manual. (1.1.6fix4 does have a reference manual but many commands have been changed.) -- Bo Peng
