if you have a doc, word, or line selected and the insertion pip is INSIDE it, that should allow you to type in #, $ and have them become symbols. However, if the insertion pip is before or after the list, typing # should be an integer, etc. The use case is having a doc, word, or line inside a command and wanting to type arguments before or after it.
if you have a doc, word, or line selected and the insertion pip is INSIDE it, that should allow you to type in #, $ and have them become symbols. However, if the insertion pip is before or after the list, typing # should be an integer, etc. The use case is having a doc, word, or line inside a command and wanting to type arguments before or after it.