Hello

I tried Edit Bundles > LaTeX > Settings CMD N then I wrote { wordCharacters = «value»; } but I get

"The property list is not valid. Unfortunately I am presently unable to point to where the parser failed. »

Best regards Alain

Le 6 mars 2016 à 20:43, Alain Matthes alain.matthes@mac.com a écrit :

Hello

I read this question and answer

How do I set which characters are considered to be part of a word?

When determining what constitutes a word, the characterClass setting is first consulted (see the previous FAQ item). If this doesn't apply, then the wordCharacters setting is consulted.

You can set wordCharacters by creating a new settings item in the bundle editor with the value:

{ wordCharacters = «value»; }

but I don’t know how to create a new settings item in the bundle editor.

Alain

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Le 6 mars 2016 à 20:22, Alain Matthes alain.matthes@mac.com a écrit :

Hello

I use a lot of variables with @ in their names like \rput@temp but a double-click on \rput@temp selects only rput or temp. With TM1 I had the possibilities to change but how can I do with TM2? Thanks, Best Regards, Alain

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On 7 Mar 2016, at 3:51, Alain Matthes wrote:

The syntax is { wordCharacters = '«@»'; }

For the records, the double angle quotation marks are to indicate placeholder (in the manual) and by including them, you’re also making these characters word characters.

So the line should only read:

{ wordCharacters = '@'; }