Jean-Marc,
After your remark I tried it again. Unfortunately,
(whether it's surprising I don't know) but M-m
~C-~M-~S-braceleft doesn't work; but if you put
bracketleft instead, it works. My system is Windows
XP, not linux: can this be the source of the problem?
I personally solved my problem by other means, though.
Regards (and thanks for the meaning of ~ in the given
context. it seems it's not used properly in math.bind
file, or it may have to do something with windows, or
maybe... I don't know :))
Regards,
Nusret
--- Jean-Marc Lasgouttes
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>>> "Nusret" == Nusret BALCI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> writes:
>
> Nusret> \bind "M-m ~C-~M-~S-braceleft" "math-delim {
> }"
>
> Nusret> That's a problem at least if your keyboard
> is a cheap standard
> Nusret> one like mine (In fact, I don't even have an
> AltGr key,
> Nusret> instead I use Ctrl+Alt when needed). It is
> like turning on
> Nusret> caps lock, and then pressing Shift+A to
> obtain 'A' :). After I
> Nusret> change it to the following:
>
> Nusret> \bind "M-m ~C-~M-~S-bracketleft" "math-delim
> { }"
>
> Nusret> everything works alright.
>
> Nusret> Do you have any idea what those ~'s stand
> for though?
>
> They mean "do not look at those modifiers". So
> basically, anything
> that leads to a braceleft "{" character should be
> OK. I am surprised that
> you would have to use a bracketleft "[".
>
> JMarc
>
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