mathmenu.txtDrChip's Math Keymap and MenuJan13,2011
Author: Charles E. Campbell, Jr. <NdrOchip@ScampbellPfamily.AbizM>
Copyright: (c) 2009-2011 by Charles E. Campbell, Jr. mathmenu-copyright
NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. USE AT-YOUR-OWN-RISK.
The VIM LICENSE applies to keytab/math.vim,
plugin/mathmenuPlugin.vim, autoload/mathmenu.vim, and
doc/mathmenu.txt (see copyright) except use "mathmenu"
instead of "Vim".
You may find the following map helpful to handle folds such as are in this
help file: > nno <silent> <space> :exe 'sil! norm! '.((foldclosed('.')>0)? 'zMzx' : 'zc')<cr>
(just hit the space bar in normal mode and the fold will alternate between
being open and closed)
==============================================================================1. Contentsmathmenumathmenu-contents{{{1
1. Contents..........................................mathmenu-contents
2. Installation......................................mathmenu-install
3. Usage.............................................mathmenu-usage
Superscripting and Subscripting Maps..............mathmenu-maps
Greekify Map......................................mathmenu-mathify
The Menu..........................................mathmenu-menu
capitals........................................mathmenu-capitals
lowercase.......................................mathmenu-lowercase
superscripts....................................mathmenu-superscripts
subscripts......................................mathmenu-subscripts
fractions.......................................mathmenu-fractions
arrows..........................................mathmenu-arrows
grouping........................................mathmenu-grouping
misc............................................mathmenu-misc
operators.......................................mathmenu-operators
relationals.....................................mathmenu-relationals
sets............................................mathmenu-sets
box characters..................................mathmenu-box
The Keymap........................................mathmenu-keymap
4. History...........................................mathmenu-history==============================================================================2. Installationmathmenu-install{{{1
To install the plugin, type > vim math.vba.gz :so % :q<
If you're on Windows, your o/s doesn't come with a utility designed to
decompress gzip files. See vimball-windows for some ideas on how to get a
Windows tool to decompress gzip files.
==============================================================================3. Usagemathmenu-usage{{{1
This plugin provides three ways to help you select a math glyph:
* via a keymap (see mathmenu-keymap, keymap) > :set kmp=math< With the math keymap provided one may type ^0, for example, and get
a superscripted 0 (⁰). When I use this mode I use a map to toggle
between the math keymap and normal typing; that map is given in
mathmenu-keymap. To see the tables for all the keymapped
character sequences, see mathmenu-menu below.
* via menu with gvim (see mathmenu-menu)
These menus are active when one is in gvim's insert mode; then one
may choose a glyph from the menus. By default, its
DrChip.Mathkeys.[some category].[glyph] . One may change "DrChip",
the top level menu label; see mathmenu-options.
* via "mathify" maps (see mathmenu-mathify). This method is the one
that I myself most often use. With it one types characters such as
01234abc, selects it with visual mode (typically v or ctrl-v),
and then types ^ (for superscripting), _ (for subscripting), or
& (for substitute). The result for 01234 and ^ is ⁰¹²³⁴ and
for abc is αβψ.
The mathmenu plugin's glyphs are intended to be used with utf-8 encoding (try
typing :echo &enc; the result should be "utf-8"; see 'encoding') . If the
symbols herein don't appear correctly, and your encoding is utf-8, then it may
be that your font doesn't support the mathematical glyphs - I suggest that you
then try other fonts. I haven't found a good Windows font yet (ie. one that
supports _all_ the characters in the tables below) -- please let me know if
you know of one and how to install it if necessary, and I'll include that
information in future versions of this help file. I myself am using
"Luxi Mono Bold" with Linux. > set guifont=Luxi\ Mono\ Bold\ 10
('guifont')
SUPERSCRIPTINGANDSUBSCRIPTINGMAPSmathmenu-maps{{{2
There are two maps which take visually selected text and converts supported
characters to superscripts or subscripts, respectively. > Superscripting: ^ Subscripting : _<
For example: type > 1
and then visually select it (using V, v, or ctrl-v) and then type: > ^
The result should be a superscript version of "1": ¹
MATHIFYMAPmathmenu-mathify{{{2mathmenu-mathstart
The "&" key transforms visually selected roman characters (a-z and A-Z),
converting them to associated Greek characters. The "mathify",
superscripting, and subscripting maps are enabled with > :MathStart<
For example: type > abc
and then visually select it (using V, v, or ctrl-v) and then type: > &
The result should be a "math-ified" version of "abc": αβψ
If you would prefer to have mathmenu start up with visual-mode math maps
available, put MathStart into a ~/.vim/after/plugin/mathmenu.vim file.
In addition to the transformations into Greek characters, the following
characters are also transformed as shown in the table below: > +------+---+------+---+------+---+ | From |To | From |To | From |To | +------+---+------+---+------+---+ | | | + | ∑ | . | ⡀ | | - | ― | * | ∏ | q | ⠂ | | | | │ | . | ∙ | Q | ⠁ | | 2 | ½ | $ | √ | v| | ⋮ | | 3 | ⅓ | !>= | ≱ | v- | ⋯ | | 4 | ¼ | !<= | ≰ | v\ | ⋱ | | 5 | ⅕ | != | ≠ | v/ | ⋰ | | 6 | ⅙ | !> | ≯ | | | | 8 | ∞ | !< | ≮ | | | +------+---+------+---+------+---+<THEMENUmathmenu-menu{{{2
With mathmenuPlugin.vim in your plugin directory, a minimalist menu appears
as > DrChip.MathKeys.Enable
You may change the top-level menu label (ie. "DrChip");
see mathmenu-g:DrChipTopLvlMenu.
Once enabled, there are eleven subcategories (and a Disable). These
subcategories are only active when vim is insert, replace, or
ex- modes.
Capitals Fractions Operators
LowerCase Arrows Relationals
Superscripts Grouping Sets
Subscripts Misc
Each category contains a number of symbols which you may select with the
mouse. See mathmenu-keymap to learn how to use the keymap shorthand.
GREEKCAPITALSmathmenu-capitals{{{2
Name Keymap Character Name Keymap Character
Alpha GA Α Mu GM Μ
Beta GB Β Nu GN Ν
Psi GC Ψ Omikron GO Ο
Delta GD Δ Pi GP Π
Epsilon GE Ε Rho GR Ρ
Phi GF Φ Sigma GS Σ
Gamma GG Γ Tau GT Τ
Eta GH Η Theta GU Θ
Iota GI Ι Omega GV Ω
Xi GJ Ξ Chi GX Χ
Kappa GK Κ Upsilon GY Υ
Lambda GL Λ Zeta GZ Ζ
GREEKLOWERCASEmathmenu-lowercase{{{2
Name Keymap Character Name Keymap Character
alpha a α xi j ξ
beta b β omicron o ο
gamma g γ pi p π
delta d δ varpi vp ϖ
epsilon e ϵ rho r ρ
varepsilon ve ε varrho vr ϱ
zeta z ζ sigma s σ
eta h η varsigma vs ς
theta u θ tau t τ
vartheta vu ϑ upsilon y υ
iota i ι phi f φ
kappa k κ varphi vf ϕ
lambda l λ chi x χ
mu m μ psi c ψ
nu n ν omega w ω
SUPERSCRIPTSmathmenu-superscripts{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character Keymap Character
^0 ⁰ ^d ᵈ ^A ᴬ
^1 ¹ ^e ᵉ ^B ᴮ
^2 ² ^f ᶠ ^D ᴰ
^3 ³ ^g ᵍ ^E ᴱ
^4 ⁴ ^h ʰ ^G ᴳ
^5 ⁵ ^i ⁱ ^H ᴴ
^6 ⁶ ^j ʲ ^I ᴵ
^7 ⁷ ^k ᵏ ^J ᴶ
^8 ⁸ ^l ˡ ^K ᴷ
^9 ⁹ ^m ᵐ ^L ᴸ
^+ ⁺ ^n ⁿ ^M ᴹ
^- ⁻ ^o ᵒ ^N ᴺ
^< ˂ ^p ᵖ ^O ᴼ
^> ˃ ^r ʳ ^P ᴾ
^/ ˊ ^s ˢ ^R ᴿ
^^ ˄ ^t ᵗ ^T ᵀ
^( ⁽ ^u ᵘ ^U ᵁ
^) ⁾ ^v ᵛ ^W ᵂ
^, ʾ ^x ˣ
^a ᵃ ^w ʷ
^b ᵇ ^y ʸ
^c ᶜ ^z ᶻ
SUBSCRIPTSmathmenu-subscripts{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
_0 ₀ _( ₍
_1 ₁ _) ₎
_2 ₂ _^ ‸
_3 ₃ _a ₐ
_4 ₄ _e ₑ
_5 ₅ _i ᵢ
_6 ₆ _o ₒ
_7 ₇ _r ᵣ
_8 ₈ _u ᵤ
_9 ₉ _v ᵥ
_+ ₊ _x ₓ
_- ₋
FRACTIONSmathmenu-fractions
Keymap Character Keymap Character
F12 ½ F45 ⅘
F13 ⅓ F16 ⅙
F23 ⅔ F56 ⅚
F14 ¼ F18 ⅛
F34 ¾ F38 ⅜
F15 ⅕ F58 ⅝
F25 ⅖ F78 ⅞
F35 ⅗
ARROWSmathmenu-arrows{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
-< ⟵ IFF ⟺
-> ⟶ \|-< ↤
<-> ↔ \|-> ↦
=< ⟸ \|=< ⟽
=> ⟹ \|=> ⟾
GROUPINGSYMBOLSmathmenu-grouping{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
[[ ⟦ M] ⎥
]] ⟧ B] ⎦
2[ ⟦ U{ ⎧
2] ⟧ M{ ⎨
B< ⟨ B{ ⎩
B> ⟩ U} ⎫
U( ⎛ M} ⎬
M( ⎜ B} ⎭
B( ⎝ V( ︵
U) ⎞ V) ︶
M) ⎟ V[ ︹
B) ⎠ V] ︺
U[ ⎡ V{ ︷
M[ ⎢ V} ︸
B[ ⎣ V< ︿
U] ⎤ V> ﹀
MISCELLANEOUSmathmenu-misc{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
ARC ⌒ RC ⌉
QED ∎ LF ⌊
QED ‣ RF ⌋
INF ∞ __ ⎯
ANG ∡ -- ─
|... ⋮ == ═
... ⋯ HB ―
/... ⋰ VB ┃
\... ⋱ BB ‖
DU ⠁ SH ℋ
DM ⠂ SI ℑ
DD ⡀ SL ℒ
LC ⌈ SR ℜ
OPERATORSmathmenu-operators{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character Keymap Character
O\. ⨀ Scw ∲ P2 ″
O+ ⨁ Sccw ∳ P3 ‴
Ox ⨂ PD ∂
U\. ⨃ JN ⨝
U+ ⨄ TF ∴
IN ∩ BC ∵
UN ∪ PAR ∥
CAP ∩ NPAR ∦
CUP ∪ SUM ∑
SQCAP ⨅ USUM ⎲
SQCUP ⨆ BSUM ⎳
X ⨉ PRD ∏
MUL × RING ∘
1S ∫ BU ∙
2S ∬ AST ∗
3S ∭ LA ⁎
4S ⨌ SQRT √
US ⌠ CUBR ∛
MS ⎮ FORR ∜
BS ⌡ DEL ∆
S- ⨍ GRAD ∇
S= ⨎ NAB ∇
S/ ⨏ DIAM ⋄
So ∮ R/ ∕
SSo ∯ L/ ∖
SSSo ∰ P1 ′
RELATIONALSYMBOLSmathmenu-relationals{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
<= ≤ >< ≷
\>= ≥ != ≠
<~ ⪝ ID ≡
>~ ⪞ EQV ≍
<< ⟪ JOIN ⋈
>> ⟫ NID ≢
~ ∼ O+ ⊕
N~ ≁ O- ⊖
R~ ∽ Ox ⊗
-~ ≂ O/ ⊘
~- ≃ O\. ⊙
=~ ≅ Oo ⊚
!~- ≄ +- ±
~~ ≈ -+ ∓
=\. ≐ PERP ⊥
EST ≙ PROP ∝
!~~ ≉ PREC ≺
<> ≶ SUCC ≻
SETSmathmenu-sets{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
SUB ⊂ EMP ∅
NSUB ⊄ EL ∈
ESUB ⊆ NEL ∉
NESUB ⊈ C ℂ
SUP ⊃ H ℍ
NSUP ⊅ N ℕ
ESUP ⊇ R ℝ
NESUP ⊉ Q ℚ
LAND ∧ Z ℤ
LOR ∨ ALL ∀
EX ∃ * ∗
NEX ∄
BOXCHARACTERSmathmenu-box{{{2
Keymap Character Keymap Character
B- ─ HD| ┇
B| │ HBUL ┏
DSH- ┄ HBDL ┗
DSH| ┆ HBUR ┓
BUL ┌ HBDR ┛
BDL └ HC+ ╋
BUR ┐ HCl ┫
BDR ┘ HCr ┣
C+ ┼ HCd ┳
Cl ┤ HCu ┻
Cr ├ D- ═
Cd ┬ D| ║
Cu ┴ DUL ╔
HB- ━ DDL ╚
HB| ┃ DUR ╗
HD- ┅ DDR ╝
THEKEYMAPmathmenu-keymap{{{2
Each symbol is associated with a shorthand sequence of keys which are
supported by the math keymap. You may use these sequences after
enabling them with: > :set kmp=math
You may find the following two maps of use: > imap <silent> <c-F6> <c-o>:if &kmp == ""<bar> \set kmp=math<bar> \else<bar> \set kmp=<bar> \endif<bar> \echo "kmp<".&kmp.">"<cr> nmap <silent> <c-F6> :if &kmp == ""<bar> \set kmp=math<bar> \else<bar> \set kmp=<bar> \endif<bar> \echo "kmp<".&kmp.">"<cr>
These set the ctrl-F6 key to toggle between the math keymap and no keymap;
if you're accustomed to another keymap, just modify the maps above where
they say "set kmp=<bar>" to "set kmp=YOUR-PREFERRED-KEYMAP".
OPTIONSmathmenu-options{{{2mathmenu-g:DrChipTopLvlMenu
The variable g:DrChipTopLvlMenu = "DrChip." by default. You may
change this variable in your .vimrc so that the menus reside under
a different top-level name.
==============================================================================4. Historymathmenu-history{{{1
3 : Mar 04, 2010 * more symbols and maps
Aug 29, 2010 * included g:DrChipTopLvlMenu default value
2 : Nov 06, 2009 * more symbols and ex-mode support
Dec 02, 2009 * :MathStart command now starts mathmode
1 : Jul 28, 2009 * initial release
==============================================================================
Modelines: {{{1
vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:fdm=marker:nomod:
mathmenu.txt DrChip's Math Keymap and Menu Jan 13, 2011 Author: Charles E. Campbell, Jr. <NdrOchip@ScampbellPfamily.AbizM> Copyright: (c) 2009-2011 by Charles E. Campbell, Jr. mathmenu-copyright NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. USE AT-YOUR-OWN-RISK. The VIM LICENSE applies to keytab/math.vim, plugin/mathmenuPlugin.vim, autoload/mathmenu.vim, and doc/mathmenu.txt (see copyright) except use "mathmenu" instead of "Vim". You may find the following map helpful to handle folds such as are in this help file: > nno <silent> <space> :exe 'sil! norm! '.((foldclosed('.')>0)? 'zMzx' : 'zc')<cr> (just hit the space bar in normal mode and the fold will alternate between being open and closed) ============================================================================== 1. Contents mathmenu mathmenu-contents {{{1 1. Contents..........................................mathmenu-contents 2. Installation......................................mathmenu-install 3. Usage.............................................mathmenu-usage Superscripting and Subscripting Maps..............mathmenu-maps Greekify Map......................................mathmenu-mathify The Menu..........................................mathmenu-menu capitals........................................mathmenu-capitals lowercase.......................................mathmenu-lowercase superscripts....................................mathmenu-superscripts subscripts......................................mathmenu-subscripts fractions.......................................mathmenu-fractions arrows..........................................mathmenu-arrows grouping........................................mathmenu-grouping misc............................................mathmenu-misc operators.......................................mathmenu-operators relationals.....................................mathmenu-relationals sets............................................mathmenu-sets box characters..................................mathmenu-box The Keymap........................................mathmenu-keymap 4. History...........................................mathmenu-history ============================================================================== 2. Installation mathmenu-install {{{1 To install the plugin, type > vim math.vba.gz :so % :q < If you're on Windows, your o/s doesn't come with a utility designed to decompress gzip files. See vimball-windows for some ideas on how to get a Windows tool to decompress gzip files. ============================================================================== 3. Usage mathmenu-usage {{{1 This plugin provides three ways to help you select a math glyph: * via a keymap (see mathmenu-keymap, keymap) > :set kmp=math < With the math keymap provided one may type ^0, for example, and get a superscripted 0 (⁰). When I use this mode I use a map to toggle between the math keymap and normal typing; that map is given in mathmenu-keymap. To see the tables for all the keymapped character sequences, see mathmenu-menu below. * via menu with gvim (see mathmenu-menu) These menus are active when one is in gvim's insert mode; then one may choose a glyph from the menus. By default, its DrChip.Mathkeys.[some category].[glyph] . One may change "DrChip", the top level menu label; see mathmenu-options. * via "mathify" maps (see mathmenu-mathify). This method is the one that I myself most often use. With it one types characters such as 01234abc, selects it with visual mode (typically v or ctrl-v), and then types ^ (for superscripting), _ (for subscripting), or & (for substitute). The result for 01234 and ^ is ⁰¹²³⁴ and for abc is αβψ. The mathmenu plugin's glyphs are intended to be used with utf-8 encoding (try typing :echo &enc; the result should be "utf-8"; see 'encoding') . If the symbols herein don't appear correctly, and your encoding is utf-8, then it may be that your font doesn't support the mathematical glyphs - I suggest that you then try other fonts. I haven't found a good Windows font yet (ie. one that supports _all_ the characters in the tables below) -- please let me know if you know of one and how to install it if necessary, and I'll include that information in future versions of this help file. I myself am using "Luxi Mono Bold" with Linux. > set guifont=Luxi\ Mono\ Bold\ 10 ('guifont') SUPERSCRIPTING AND SUBSCRIPTING MAPS mathmenu-maps {{{2 There are two maps which take visually selected text and converts supported characters to superscripts or subscripts, respectively. > Superscripting: ^ Subscripting : _ < For example: type > 1 and then visually select it (using V, v, or ctrl-v) and then type: > ^ The result should be a superscript version of "1": ¹ MATHIFY MAP mathmenu-mathify {{{2 mathmenu-mathstart The "&" key transforms visually selected roman characters (a-z and A-Z), converting them to associated Greek characters. The "mathify", superscripting, and subscripting maps are enabled with > :MathStart < For example: type > abc and then visually select it (using V, v, or ctrl-v) and then type: > & The result should be a "math-ified" version of "abc": αβψ If you would prefer to have mathmenu start up with visual-mode math maps available, put MathStart into a ~/.vim/after/plugin/mathmenu.vim file. In addition to the transformations into Greek characters, the following characters are also transformed as shown in the table below: > +------+---+------+---+------+---+ | From |To | From |To | From |To | +------+---+------+---+------+---+ | | | + | ∑ | . | ⡀ | | - | ― | * | ∏ | q | ⠂ | | | | │ | . | ∙ | Q | ⠁ | | 2 | ½ | $ | √ | v| | ⋮ | | 3 | ⅓ | !>= | ≱ | v- | ⋯ | | 4 | ¼ | !<= | ≰ | v\ | ⋱ | | 5 | ⅕ | != | ≠ | v/ | ⋰ | | 6 | ⅙ | !> | ≯ | | | | 8 | ∞ | !< | ≮ | | | +------+---+------+---+------+---+ < THE MENU mathmenu-menu {{{2 With mathmenuPlugin.vim in your plugin directory, a minimalist menu appears as > DrChip.MathKeys.Enable You may change the top-level menu label (ie. "DrChip"); see mathmenu-g:DrChipTopLvlMenu. Once enabled, there are eleven subcategories (and a Disable). These subcategories are only active when vim is insert, replace, or ex- modes. Capitals Fractions Operators LowerCase Arrows Relationals Superscripts Grouping Sets Subscripts Misc Each category contains a number of symbols which you may select with the mouse. See mathmenu-keymap to learn how to use the keymap shorthand. GREEK CAPITALS mathmenu-capitals {{{2 Name Keymap Character Name Keymap Character Alpha GA Α Mu GM Μ Beta GB Β Nu GN Ν Psi GC Ψ Omikron GO Ο Delta GD Δ Pi GP Π Epsilon GE Ε Rho GR Ρ Phi GF Φ Sigma GS Σ Gamma GG Γ Tau GT Τ Eta GH Η Theta GU Θ Iota GI Ι Omega GV Ω Xi GJ Ξ Chi GX Χ Kappa GK Κ Upsilon GY Υ Lambda GL Λ Zeta GZ Ζ GREEK LOWER CASE mathmenu-lowercase {{{2 Name Keymap Character Name Keymap Character alpha a α xi j ξ beta b β omicron o ο gamma g γ pi p π delta d δ varpi vp ϖ epsilon e ϵ rho r ρ varepsilon ve ε varrho vr ϱ zeta z ζ sigma s σ eta h η varsigma vs ς theta u θ tau t τ vartheta vu ϑ upsilon y υ iota i ι phi f φ kappa k κ varphi vf ϕ lambda l λ chi x χ mu m μ psi c ψ nu n ν omega w ω SUPERSCRIPTS mathmenu-superscripts {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character Keymap Character ^0 ⁰ ^d ᵈ ^A ᴬ ^1 ¹ ^e ᵉ ^B ᴮ ^2 ² ^f ᶠ ^D ᴰ ^3 ³ ^g ᵍ ^E ᴱ ^4 ⁴ ^h ʰ ^G ᴳ ^5 ⁵ ^i ⁱ ^H ᴴ ^6 ⁶ ^j ʲ ^I ᴵ ^7 ⁷ ^k ᵏ ^J ᴶ ^8 ⁸ ^l ˡ ^K ᴷ ^9 ⁹ ^m ᵐ ^L ᴸ ^+ ⁺ ^n ⁿ ^M ᴹ ^- ⁻ ^o ᵒ ^N ᴺ ^< ˂ ^p ᵖ ^O ᴼ ^> ˃ ^r ʳ ^P ᴾ ^/ ˊ ^s ˢ ^R ᴿ ^^ ˄ ^t ᵗ ^T ᵀ ^( ⁽ ^u ᵘ ^U ᵁ ^) ⁾ ^v ᵛ ^W ᵂ ^, ʾ ^x ˣ ^a ᵃ ^w ʷ ^b ᵇ ^y ʸ ^c ᶜ ^z ᶻ SUBSCRIPTS mathmenu-subscripts {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character _0 ₀ _( ₍ _1 ₁ _) ₎ _2 ₂ _^ ‸ _3 ₃ _a ₐ _4 ₄ _e ₑ _5 ₅ _i ᵢ _6 ₆ _o ₒ _7 ₇ _r ᵣ _8 ₈ _u ᵤ _9 ₉ _v ᵥ _+ ₊ _x ₓ _- ₋ FRACTIONS mathmenu-fractions Keymap Character Keymap Character F12 ½ F45 ⅘ F13 ⅓ F16 ⅙ F23 ⅔ F56 ⅚ F14 ¼ F18 ⅛ F34 ¾ F38 ⅜ F15 ⅕ F58 ⅝ F25 ⅖ F78 ⅞ F35 ⅗ ARROWS mathmenu-arrows {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character -< ⟵ IFF ⟺ -> ⟶ \|-< ↤ <-> ↔ \|-> ↦ =< ⟸ \|=< ⟽ => ⟹ \|=> ⟾ GROUPING SYMBOLS mathmenu-grouping {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character [[ ⟦ M] ⎥ ]] ⟧ B] ⎦ 2[ ⟦ U{ ⎧ 2] ⟧ M{ ⎨ B< ⟨ B{ ⎩ B> ⟩ U} ⎫ U( ⎛ M} ⎬ M( ⎜ B} ⎭ B( ⎝ V( ︵ U) ⎞ V) ︶ M) ⎟ V[ ︹ B) ⎠ V] ︺ U[ ⎡ V{ ︷ M[ ⎢ V} ︸ B[ ⎣ V< ︿ U] ⎤ V> ﹀ MISCELLANEOUS mathmenu-misc {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character ARC ⌒ RC ⌉ QED ∎ LF ⌊ QED ‣ RF ⌋ INF ∞ __ ⎯ ANG ∡ -- ─ |... ⋮ == ═ ... ⋯ HB ― /... ⋰ VB ┃ \... ⋱ BB ‖ DU ⠁ SH ℋ DM ⠂ SI ℑ DD ⡀ SL ℒ LC ⌈ SR ℜ OPERATORS mathmenu-operators {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character Keymap Character O\. ⨀ Scw ∲ P2 ″ O+ ⨁ Sccw ∳ P3 ‴ Ox ⨂ PD ∂ U\. ⨃ JN ⨝ U+ ⨄ TF ∴ IN ∩ BC ∵ UN ∪ PAR ∥ CAP ∩ NPAR ∦ CUP ∪ SUM ∑ SQCAP ⨅ USUM ⎲ SQCUP ⨆ BSUM ⎳ X ⨉ PRD ∏ MUL × RING ∘ 1S ∫ BU ∙ 2S ∬ AST ∗ 3S ∭ LA ⁎ 4S ⨌ SQRT √ US ⌠ CUBR ∛ MS ⎮ FORR ∜ BS ⌡ DEL ∆ S- ⨍ GRAD ∇ S= ⨎ NAB ∇ S/ ⨏ DIAM ⋄ So ∮ R/ ∕ SSo ∯ L/ ∖ SSSo ∰ P1 ′ RELATIONAL SYMBOLS mathmenu-relationals {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character <= ≤ >< ≷ \>= ≥ != ≠ <~ ⪝ ID ≡ >~ ⪞ EQV ≍ << ⟪ JOIN ⋈ >> ⟫ NID ≢ ~ ∼ O+ ⊕ N~ ≁ O- ⊖ R~ ∽ Ox ⊗ -~ ≂ O/ ⊘ ~- ≃ O\. ⊙ =~ ≅ Oo ⊚ !~- ≄ +- ± ~~ ≈ -+ ∓ =\. ≐ PERP ⊥ EST ≙ PROP ∝ !~~ ≉ PREC ≺ <> ≶ SUCC ≻ SETS mathmenu-sets {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character SUB ⊂ EMP ∅ NSUB ⊄ EL ∈ ESUB ⊆ NEL ∉ NESUB ⊈ C ℂ SUP ⊃ H ℍ NSUP ⊅ N ℕ ESUP ⊇ R ℝ NESUP ⊉ Q ℚ LAND ∧ Z ℤ LOR ∨ ALL ∀ EX ∃ * ∗ NEX ∄ BOX CHARACTERS mathmenu-box {{{2 Keymap Character Keymap Character B- ─ HD| ┇ B| │ HBUL ┏ DSH- ┄ HBDL ┗ DSH| ┆ HBUR ┓ BUL ┌ HBDR ┛ BDL └ HC+ ╋ BUR ┐ HCl ┫ BDR ┘ HCr ┣ C+ ┼ HCd ┳ Cl ┤ HCu ┻ Cr ├ D- ═ Cd ┬ D| ║ Cu ┴ DUL ╔ HB- ━ DDL ╚ HB| ┃ DUR ╗ HD- ┅ DDR ╝ THE KEYMAP mathmenu-keymap {{{2 Each symbol is associated with a shorthand sequence of keys which are supported by the math keymap. You may use these sequences after enabling them with: > :set kmp=math You may find the following two maps of use: > imap <silent> <c-F6> <c-o>:if &kmp == ""<bar> \set kmp=math<bar> \else<bar> \set kmp=<bar> \endif<bar> \echo "kmp<".&kmp.">"<cr> nmap <silent> <c-F6> :if &kmp == ""<bar> \set kmp=math<bar> \else<bar> \set kmp=<bar> \endif<bar> \echo "kmp<".&kmp.">"<cr> These set the ctrl-F6 key to toggle between the math keymap and no keymap; if you're accustomed to another keymap, just modify the maps above where they say "set kmp=<bar>" to "set kmp=YOUR-PREFERRED-KEYMAP". OPTIONS mathmenu-options {{{2 mathmenu-g:DrChipTopLvlMenu The variable g:DrChipTopLvlMenu = "DrChip." by default. You may change this variable in your .vimrc so that the menus reside under a different top-level name. ============================================================================== 4. History mathmenu-history {{{1 3 : Mar 04, 2010 * more symbols and maps Aug 29, 2010 * included g:DrChipTopLvlMenu default value 2 : Nov 06, 2009 * more symbols and ex-mode support Dec 02, 2009 * :MathStart command now starts mathmode 1 : Jul 28, 2009 * initial release ============================================================================== Modelines: {{{1 vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:fdm=marker:nomod: