I'm not sure I've understood the exact request. But to enter unicode directly into the textmate window, and have the symbol displayed on screen, and understood by Tex, I include these packages in the preamble.

So now I type, with Unicode keyboard on, Option-207A and a superscript + appears both in the textmate window and in the final compiled document.

In general, I suppose, they say it is better to use the official Tex representation for symbols rather than the Unicode equivalent, but this makes the source document more readable.

On 01/07/07, Fritz Anderson < fritza@manoverboard.org> wrote:

ObTopic: I mean to do this in TextMate.

Suppose I were writing a LaTeX document and wanted to include Unicode
literals like ⌘ and ⇧. Is there a way to do that? The returns from
Google searches produce only packages that allow other encodings to
stand for character combinations TeX already knows.

— F

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