On Mon, Feb 04, 2002 at 10:24:22AM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "Martin" == Martin Vermeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Martin> Mathed does not do this. It simply intercepts the dead-keys, > Martin> and if a corresponding decoration is defined, it puts it there > Martin> and (with the patch I earlier submitted) places the "stripped" > Martin> character under it. > > So mathed could refrain from doing this in math-text-mode, right? > > JMarc Wouldn't help. I tried that. The problem is, the "splitting" of the keystroke event into a deadkey and a stripped character has been done already, based on the latinkeys.bind file. Not intercepting the deadkey will simply lead to a fall-through after which BufferView::pimpl::Dispatch takes over and places the character outside mathed in the plain text.
No, you have to handle these keystrokes and their accents somehow
within mathed. Or, alternatively (as I showed), bind sequences
like M-m S-Aring to Å so you can at least type these fellows, somehow
anyhow, inside mathed.
[You could make this change inside the original latinkeys.bind
i.e.
\bind "S-Aring" "self-insert"
This works. But... what you sacrifice is the ability, for someone with
a keyboard lacking an Å key, to type "M-x accent-ring A" or rather the
equivalent key sequence dead-ring A (assuming there is such a thing as
dead-ring, but you see the principle.). We don't want to do that.]
Martin
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