Re: [Vim-latex-devel] Alt+somekey mappings

[Mpiktas <mp...@de...>]

Hi,

> Another way to have Alt not open up menus is
> 	:set nowinaltkeys
> However, that is much more aggressive in that you will never be able to
> access menus via the keyboard. But do you need to?

Thanks, I really do not need to:)
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> I did not quite keep up with that discussion. If I remember correctly,
> European users want <M-l> to insert =C3=AD or something similar. But ag=
ain,
> some other European users find that there are some other ways to insert
> =C3=AD which are easier or something. Is that the case with you? Or do =
you
> never need to insert =C3=AD into your documents?
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> If possible, please write a little about what you do so if someone else
> asks, I can sound a bit more intelligent :)
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I am from Lithuania and Lithuanian alphabet differs from English that it =
has=20
letters =C4=85=C4=8D=C4=99=C4=97=C4=AF=C5=A1=C5=B3=C5=AB=C5=BE and doesn'=
t have letters xqwf. In the old days (5-6 years=20
ago :) there were problems with these letters, cause they weren't in defa=
ult=20
English (ISO-8859-1) keyboard layout and there were no way to produce the=
m=20
directly, so one way to elude this problem was to use special mappings to=
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produce these letters. Nowadays there is no need to use special mappings =
for=20
special letters. I can set my locale to lt_LT.utf-8 or lt_LT.iso8859-13,=20
configure a bit my X server and voila, I can type these special letters=20
directly, i.e. one letter with one key. So I do not need any special mapp=
ings,=20
instead I want to use them for something else. For example
I can use A-m to produce $<++>$<++> instead of =C4=A3, the letter which I=
 do not=20
use at all.

Mpiktas