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<font face="Comic Sans MS">Hi Philip,<br>
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As Henrik said, it is the work of a script.<br>
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I did write very, very simple scripts to surround a selected text
by a LaTeX command (I have around 20 of them, simple - embedding
"xx" in "\textsf{xx}" - or more complex - a whole environment for
figure - each associated with a short cut key combination), but I
do not know how to ask for a prompt.<br>
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Perhaps you could ask some specialist (for TeXworks, it seems it
is Paul A. Norman).<br>
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Regards,<br>
<br>
Alain<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 28/09/2015 12:33, Philip Taylor a
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Alain Delmotte wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The definition of the hot keys (Ctrl+-) is hard coded but can be
modified/overwriten in the file shortcuts.ini in the <resources> folder
subfolder\configuration ( C:\Users\<yourname>\TeXworks\configuration for
the official distribution under Windows - I don't know where it is for
the MikTeX and TeX Live distributions and on other systems)
See the manual: A 2 Customising TeXworks - Keyboard shortcuts.
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Would it be possible (do you know) to add a new shortcut such as
"Ctrl-T" which will surround a highlit stretch of text with paired
delimiters such as <name> </name> ? The user should be prompted for
"name" and TeXworks should add the punctuation automatically. These
days my source files are almost invariably XML, and it is rather tedious
to have to alternate between oXygen (for the XML) and TeXworks (for the
master/steering file).
** Phil.
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