Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Helge Hafting wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
But why would you want to have two different charstyles in the
_same_ word? If you need that then I would say that this is a use
case where you really want to use font attributes and not charstyle.
This happens natureally when you really start to add markup.
A word can be both "emphasized", "source code", "a hint", "english
language". . .
Oh but that's a same word with different properties. I was objecting
to the idea of selecting part of a word in a given charstyle and
continue to another word with a different charstyle. If the selection
goes out of the word, the full word should be selected IMO. If someone
wants to have part of this word and part of the next word in a
different charstyle then he/she should do this operation in two steps,
one step per word.
Ok. Using a style on part of a word is at least normal, when documenting
a menu you underline the hotkeys, for example. But it is of course no
need to carry that underline on to the next word.
Helge Hafting
