TeXmacs notes
This page contains notes for using TeXmacs.
Stats
Shortcuts
Control
Type M (i.e. meta; e.g. M-` e to type è)
ESC ` e M-` e
Type A (i.e. alt; e.g. A-1 to make a new section)
ESC ESC 1 A-1
Type C (i.e. control; e.g. C-f)
ESC ESC ESC f C-f
Begin region.
C-SPC
Move point forward
C-f
Move point backward
C-b
Cut to clipboard
C-w
Paste from clipboard[cmt 1]
C-y
Cycle to next possible versions of the last most recent insertion or command. (e.g. cycle through multiplication symbols ×, ∗, ⋅)
TAB
Typesetting
Note, keyboard shortcuts assume Emacs-style feel.
Text
Make bold text (i.e. Create and enter a <strong> tag.
F6
Make italic text (i.e. Create and enter a <em> tag.
F5
Mathematics
Operations
Add a multiply sign.
S-8
Add an addition sign.
S-=
Add a fraction
A-f
Add a square root.
A-s
Add bra–ket notation (e.g. quantum mechanics)[1]
S-\ y TAB } TAB # e.g. |ψ⟩
Environment
Make an in-line equation.
S-4
Make a wide equation.
A-S-4
Make a wide equation array.
A-S-7
Write text.
A-S-4
Symbols
Make a single symbol upright. (e.g. units of measure)
F5
Make an integration symbol.
S-F6 S-F5 S-i
Make a summation symbol.
S-F6 S-F5 S-s
Add a bold italicized character.
F6
Add a bold character.
F6 F5
Add a percent symbol %.
S-F5 S-5
History
See also
External links
References
- ↑ xuyiqi1. (2023-12-25). “How to type Dirac Braket properly”. forum.texmacs.cn. Accessed 2024-06-16.
Footnotes
Comments
- ↑ Baltakatei: 2024-06-16:
C-yis similar to yank, but TeXmacs does not use a “kill ring” as Emacs does.
