Am 26.09.2010 um 20:11 schrieb Khaled Hosny:
> On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 10:26:47PM +0200, Marco wrote:
>>
>>> From the text:
>>
>>> Some editors support digraphs, two letters that are combined into on
>>> character. (In \wi{Vim} \texttt{ctrl-k o:} will be transformed into an
>>> \"o, \texttt{ctrl-k JA} will created the mirrored R used by a russian
>>> toy store chain.)\marginpar{How do you do this in emacs?}
>>
>> Emacs has a whole set of various "Input methods", including a TeX method
>> that mimics the traditional TeX syntax for letters with accents and
>> diacritics. Sure you want to enter this topic? ;-)
>
> Exactly, I don't see the point of discussing input methods in such a
> short document; if I want to enter Unicode text I surely know a way to
> do so or I can look for it in my editor/OS documentation.
After what I learned during the last few days I have to agree.
If you want to type Unicode characters, RTFM.
Axel
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