>>>>> DK == David Kastrup [2014-11-3] DK> The point of almost all input methods is to map plain ASCII to DK> non-ASCII, like "u -> ü or even (TeX input method) \infty -> ∞.
Of course, reading again what I wrote, I realize I wrote something silly. What I meant is: what does stop one from typing C-\ to toggle the input method and have plain ASCII map to plain ASCII? >>>>> TH == Tassilo Horn [2014-11-3] [...] TH> For example, you want to write "sec:" literally and end up with TH> "sec̈". But I can easily (?) type "s e c C-\ C-\ :" instead. [...] TH> So let's wait a few days for others to comment on their views, and if TH> nobody objects, feel free to s/read-string/TeX-read-string/g then. Fine with me. -- Thanks, Davide _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list bug-auctex@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
