>>Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 15:16:53 -0800 (PST) >>From: Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org >>Subject: Re: Keybinding for italic >>X-message-flag: Sent virus-free from a linux system. >> >>On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Paul Smith wrote: >> >>> Just a doubt: is emphasised exactly the same than italic? >> >>Paul, >> >> Yes. I needed C-e to move to the end of a line so I made C-i the key >>instead. The other two font changers are C-b for bold and C-k for (k)apitol; >>i.e., small caps which LaTeX uses as the noun form for names of people.
I suppose you need these because you don't want to use the mouse during typing. In the default.ui, I have a button (!) for \emph, and a button for \noun. The "Font" button applies the current Character Layout, so programming the series to bold does it for \bold. Of course, I also need typewriter family, so I would like another button connected to it, and there is only one font-free function connected to the character layout, so up to now, I manage by marking up either bold or typewriter or whatever at the last parsing of the doc, changing the Font button allocation in between: in fact I decide upon character style in a phase where spellchecking is done and I only need to edit character style with the mouse. While we're at character style, what is planned exactly for this in the next release ? The original thread was about italic, and you will have noticed it shifted to \emph, which is very different in fact. In the same line, \noun is not alike \textsc. -- Jean-Pierre
