Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: insert non-breaking semi-space

On 15-6-2019 17:06, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> Eric Beversluis wrote
> > Thanks. Looks like I want to use “thin space” Hex 200A. Is there an easy
> > way to do that from the keyboard? None of the ways I’ve used on Linux or
> > Windows seem to work.
> >
> > Eric Beversluis
>
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote
> > https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/183045/how-can-i-type-unicode-characters-without-using-the-mouse
> > Kind regards
> More simply, if you know the Unicode point desired, U+200A --it can be
> directly entered into LibreOffice and then toggled directly. The shortcut in
> Windows, Linux is: <Alt>+x.
>
> If macOS we had to use a different shortcut:  CMD+Option+x
>
> (implemented in tdf#73691 as modified, macOS assigned internally in
> LibreOffice source to use  X_MOD1_MOD2).
>
> That should allow you to directly enter a known Unicode glyph, just be
> mindful that if working with a font that does not define a glyph you'll be
> dependent on font fallback and/or will receive an "undefined glyph"
> placeholder on document canvas.
>
> Stuart
Why did this option not get a 'reserverd place in the menu' ? together 
with the shortcut-key reference (<Alt>+X) ?

An option like <Ctrl>+C is only known to all people (more than 75 % ??), 
because the shortcut key is next to it in the menu!


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