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Malabarba / latex-extra

A series of usability improvements for Emacs latex-mode.
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latex-extra uses C-c C-f #3

Closed barik closed 10 years ago

barik commented 10 years ago

I may be doing something wrong, but it appears that latex-extra is using latex/next-section-same-level as C-c C-f when executing (eval-after-load 'latex '(latex/setup-keybinds)). AUCTeX is already using this for inserting fonts, e.g., C-c C-f C-b for bold. Is it possible to make the default a different key combination? Or what is the best way to load latex-extra without overwriting the existing AUCTeX key combination?

Malabarba commented 10 years ago

My apologies, I wasn't aware auctex used these keybindings. I'll implement a way around it in a moment.

If you'd like to fix this for now, you can copy the source of latex/setup-keybinds to your .emacs and remove the line that binds the C-c C-f key. (You'll have to do that before the line that calls (latex/setup-keybinds) of course.)

Malabarba commented 10 years ago

Ok, here's what's been done. You can now access the font map via the C-c f key (instead of C-c C-f). I've also altered the font map so that you can acess its features without having to hold down control.

For isntance, before, you had to do C-c C-f C-b to get bold text. Now, you can do C-c f b. I feel like that's a little easier to type.

If you still prefer to keep fonts under the C-c C-f keybind, then you can set the variable latex/override-font-map to nil (before invoking latex/setup-keybinds). This will keep the C-c C-f intact, and then it will be up to you to bind latex/next-section-same-level to some other key.

I'm quite happy with this outcome, hopefully you'll be too. Cheers

gdv commented 10 years ago

Thanks for this useful package, I really appreciate your work.

Since I got bitten by the same problem, I would suggest to document the latex/override-font-map variable in the README file.

All the best,

Malabarba commented 10 years ago

Done. Thanks for the tip.

ziyangli commented 10 years ago

Where can I modify the C-c f to be other bindings? Since C-c f in my case means look for a file and I want to keep it as well.

Malabarba commented 10 years ago

You can bind C-c f to nil in LaTeX-mode-map. You need to do that after calling latex/setup-keybind.

Overall, it's recommended you use C-x for global bindings. No mode will ever touch that, while C-c is used by major and minor modes.