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There's a very simple emacs extension called "pretty lambda", which displays a word "lambda" as a lambda character (but presents as ascii still). I wonder if so
by k_bx 9y ago
There's a very simple emacs extension called "pretty lambda", which displays a word "lambda" as a lambda character (but presents as ascii still). I wonder if something like this is possible to do here (of course, the syntax with arguments makes it harder).
- black_knight 9y agoUsing XCompose (see sibling post) has the advantage of working in all programs on X, and producing real unicode.