Hans-Joerg Bibiko <bibiko@...> writes:
Maybe à la
"$TMTOOLS" do onKeyDownAfterDelay '{ keylist={ a=A_SHELLCOMMAND; b=AN_OTHER_SHELLCOMMAND; }; passEvent=yes;}'
Exactly. I was thinking of a triggering mechanism where you can use multiple key combos: e.g. CTRL-R in LaTeX means 'run', when I press it a drop down menu appears (after a delay) like b = bibtex l = latex p = plain x = xetex so for instance CTRL-R + B runs bibtex. If I press CTRL-R+B quickly the menu does not appear and bibtex runs directly.
A better example: CTRL-D = delimiters When I press CTRL-D the command waits for a delimiter (menu after a delay). CTRL-D + ( -> a menu with a list of sizes appears: 1 = \left(...\right) 2 = \bigl(...\bigr) So in the end CTRL-D + ( + 2 produces \bigl(...\bigr)
Ok, just an idea... Piero