ctrl+del to delete next word

[Thiago]

It is a powerful tool to use ctrl+del to delete the whole word after the cursor.

I don't know if this is a bug but everytime when I use this for a word followed by a command, the backslash is removed also.

For example, ctrl+del with the cursor as below

foo |faa \textit{fee}

produces

foo textit{fee}.

Is it possible to avoid deleting the backslash?

[Jan Sundermeyer]

fixed in latest svn revision

On 14.03.2013 02:26, Thiago wrote:

It is a powerful tool to use |ctrl+del| to delete the whole word after
the cursor.

I don't know if this is a bug but everytime when I use this for a word
followed by a command, the backslash is removed also.

For example, |ctrl+del| with the cursor as below

|foo |faa \textit{fee}|

produces

|foo textit{fee}|.

Is it possible to avoiddeleting the backslash?

ctrl+del to delete next word
https://sourceforge.net/p/texstudio/discussion/907840/thread/092ef3e2/?limit=25#5422

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[Tim Hoffmann]

Well, not with the current mechanism. It's provided by the editor component, which doesn't know that the backslash has a special meaning.

However, it should be quite simple to write a user script perfoming this action and reassign the shortcut:

Something like this may work (untested and possibly not handling all corner cases correctly):

%SCRIPT
cursor.movePosition(1, cursorEnums.NextWord, cursorEnums.KeepAnchor)
if (cursor.previousChar() == '\\')
    cursor.movePosition(1, cursorEnums.Left, cursorEnums.KeepAnchor)
cursor.removeSelectedText()    

You can find more on scripting in the user manual.