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I guess not super hostile, but I just don't know how to type it in emacs or vim except by memorising the code point :/ e.g. in Vim: Ctrl-V, U, 3bb <ret> Which
by xyzzy123 12y ago
I guess not super hostile, but I just don't know how to type it in emacs or vim except by memorising the code point :/
e.g. in Vim: Ctrl-V, U, 3bb <ret>
Which is OK for this one library... but if I had delta and epsilon libraries too I could see it getting to be a pain.
In terms of typing efficiency, 6 keystrokes, it's about the same as just typing "contra" except harder to remember.
- klibertp 12y agoFor the quickest workaround if you need only a lambda char, bind something like this to some keys: (defun my-insert-lambda () (interactive) (ucs-insert 955)) But there are many different options available in Emacs for inserting exotic characters, as listed here, for example: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10192341/how-to-enter-greek-characters-in-emacs http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10192341/how-to-enter-gre... - I didn't have any need for them, as I only need lambda character when I'm programming in Racket (which understands this character natively, which is very nice!), but both abbrevs and input method ways of doing this look legit.