On 12/08/2012 08:28 PM, Mirek M. wrote:
Hi Mirek,
Basically, when the cursor resides in a word (after first or in
front of the last character of the word), all formats apply to the
whole word. I never realized this, until I started using subscript
and superscript a lot in my writing (for chemical names like CO2).
Is it feasible to change this behavior to formats only being applied
to newly typed characters?
I'd never noticed this before, I thought that the change only applied to
the characters typed going forward, possibly because I only apply
sub-/super-script formatting once I have entered the formula.
It seems strange to me, that the whole word is affected, since it is
something from the past, in contrast to typing new characters in the
future after invoking formatting (like super-/subscript).
If a whole word has to be formatted, it can easily be marked by
double clicking it. This also makes more sense to me, since I
thereby actively tell LibreOffice, that I want the whole word to be
affected.
Yes, as a user I would agree (but then I'm a chemist so it would be
handy), although I confess to not having noticed this behaviour before.
Alex
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