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YaTeX
Quick Reference
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[Caution]
You can customize the prefix key (C-c by default) so this will be
written as [prefix] in this document. If you have not customized
[prefix] a will stand for C-c a.
Begin-type commands are those like \begin-\end, Section-type
commands are those that take arguments as \section{NAME},
Large-type commands are font/size definition commands that are put
in parenthesis as {\tt}, Maketitle-type commands are commands that
don't take arguments as \maketitle.
[Completion]
*Accent completion [prefix] a
*Begin-type completion [prefix] b SPC
*Begin-type completion (region) [prefix] B SPC
*Begin-type completion (immediate) [prefix] b initial_of_environment
*Begin-type completion (immediate on region)
[prefix] B initial_of_environment
*End completion [prefix] e
*Large-type completion [prefix] l
*Large-type completion (region) [prefix] L
*Maketitle-type completion [prefix] m
*Section-type completion [prefix] s
*Section-type completion (region) [prefix] S
*General completion [prefix] SPC
For the initials used in immediate Begin-type completions, see the
Info manual. In the (region)-mode, region between the mark and
the present point will be put within a \begin{foo}...\end{foo} or
{\large } and such.
*Math sign image completion ;
*Greek letter image completion :
Above two commands may be used only in the math environment. If
you want to use the completion in other environments, do C-u and
then ; or :.
[Process invoking]
*invoke bibtex [prefix] tb
*invoke latex [prefix] tj
*invoke makeindex [prefix] ti
*kill current typesetting process [prefix] tk **
*lpr dvi-file [prefix] tl
*lpr dvi-file (all pages) C-u [prefix] tl
*invoke previewer [prefix] tp
*invoke lpq [prefix] tq
*invoke jlatex (on region) [prefix] tr
Hitting [prefix] t will get you the menu, so there is no need to
remember the key after [prefix] t.
**Unavailable on MS-DOS
The region used in [prefix] tr are the lines between %#BEGIN and
%#END. If %#END is not found then from %#BEGIN and the end of
the text. If both are missing then from the mark to the
present point.
[Cursor Jump]
*To the typeset error [prefix] '
Will jump to the position where the typeset error occurred from the
end. Only effective when there was a error returned from latex.
*Jump to corresponding object [prefix] g
*Jump to corresponding object (in another her window) [prefix] 4g
Where to jump will be decided by what's on the line [prefix] g was
hit.
-on a \begin{} or \end{} to a matching \end{} or \begin{}
-on a %#BEGIN or %#END to a matching %#END or %#BEGIN
-on a \include(only) or \input to the matching file
-on a \ref or \label to the matching \label or \ref
-on a \cite or \bibitem to the matching \bibitem or \cite
*Jump to the main file [prefix] ^
*Jump to the main file in another window [prefix] 4^
To tell YaTeX which the main file is, write
%#jlatex MAIN_FILE_NAME
somewhere in the file you are creating.
*Jump to beginning of environment ESC C-a
*Jump to end of environment ESC C-e
*Mark whole environment ESC C-h
[Commenting out by %]
*Comment out the region/environment [prefix] >
*Uncomment the region/environment [prefix] <
If the point is on a line with \begin{} or \end{}, everything
within the environment will be (un)commented. Otherwise,
everything between the mark and point will be (un)commented.
*Comment out a paragraph or environment declaration [prefix] .
*Uncomment out a paragraph or environment declaration [prefix] ,
If the point is on a line with \begin{} or \end, the two lines
with it will be (un)commented. Otherwise the paragraph that the
point is in will be (un)commented.
[ETC]
*Align and fill item [prefix] i
Available only in an environment. Will do a hanging indent on the
\item.
*Change LaTeX command [prefix] c
On a line with \begin{} or \end{}, will change the name of the
environment. On a section-type command, will change the command
name, and also change arguments if invoked on the argument. For
large-type command, will change font/size definitions. On a math
mode command entered using image-type completion, will return to
the completion operation.
*Kill commands [prefix] k
For \begin{}/\end{}, %#BEGIN/%#END, and parenthesis, will delete
them in pairs. For section-type commands, font/size definition,
will delete the command ant parenthesis surrounding them.
*Enclose region with () [prefix] )
*Enclose region with {} [prefix] }
*Enclose region with [] [prefix] ]
*Enclose region with $$ [prefix] $
*Toggle modes [prefix] w
Will toggle between modify mode and math mode.
*%# editing [prefix] %
*Show columns in tabular/array [prefix] &
*Online help [prefix] h
*Online apropos [prefix] /
*Intelligent return ESC RET
Intelligent return can be used in tabular, array, itemize,
enumerate, list and description environments.
*Browse included structure [prefix] d
HIROSE Yuuji
yuuji@yatex.org
Local variables:
mode: text
fill-prefix: " "
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