Open tweh opened 11 years ago
I would suggest adding either a macro for a +
or a note in the docs on how you get a literal plus in \keys{}
. For anyone looking, it works with \keys{{+}}
.
Great library by the way :+1:
@DBX12 this is already documented, see page 4, subsection 4.1 "Basics":
The possible input separators are
/
,=
,*
,+
,,
,;
,:
,-
,>
,<
andbslash
(to use\
as separator). You can hide a separator from the parser by putting a part of the sequence in braces. Spaces around the separator will be ignored, i.e.\keys{\ctrl+C}
equals\keys{\ctrl + C}
.Example
\menu[,]{Extras,Settings,{Units, rulers and origin}}
gives [Output]
Doh! Seems like I missed that when I skimmed the docs. Thanks for highlighting that part.
@DBX12 it happens. The real reason why documentation is written is only to say "documented" when questions arise :P
[ ] loadmenukeys
beforebabel
— really necessary?[ ] add a note oncatoptions
menukeys/menukeys-farbe.zip
)\strut
as a helpful macro inside the user defined styles to make all boxes the same height.\renewmenumacro
) in section 4.2.4