On 08/29/2018 07:32 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2018, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I just tested at my end. Alt+C down turns the word to lower case.
Highlighting a portion and typing "word-lowcase partial" in the
command buffer does what you were trying to do (turns the selection
to lower case). So, bottom line, it should work on your system,
unless the shortcut got redefined.
Paul,
I'll go with typing the command in the command buffer because ...
Have you tried going into Tools > Preferences > Editing > Shortcuts and
typing "alt+c" into the search box at the top? It should tell you to
what
Alt+C Down is currently bound. If it is unbound, or if it is bound to
something you don't use, you could just rebind it.
Here, Alt-C down is bound to word-lowcase and there is no word-lowcase
partial. Hmmm-m-m.
Thanks,
Rich
Well, if you don't need word-lowcase, you could also change the binding
on Alt-c down to word-lowcase partial. I'm not an emacs user, but I
suspect that would be more natural for one. Typing in the command buffer
works, and after doing it once you can recycle it for the rest of the
session, but you'd have to do it again and again if this was something
you used often.
Paul
