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everything (perhaps several times in the document) or you create extremely
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generic and parametrizable macros that aren't very fast to fill in the
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majority of cases.
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Jules Bean:
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The number of characters which need to be typed
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is the confusing nature of the command. 'M-c m', typed once, puts you into
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math-mode. However, typing 'M-c m' again doesn't put you out of math-mode
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--- it puts you into math-text mode. Then hitting it again puts you back
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into normal math-mode. IMO, 'modal' keys should either be idempotent (so
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hitting it the second time does nothing) or self-inverting. In fact, the
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inverse to 'M-c m' is either 'ESC' or simply a space typed at the end of
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the block --- which is confusing, since they're not of the same 'shape' as
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the command that got you in there.
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Now, I'm not saying that 'space' shouldn't be allowed as a short-cut to get
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you out of math-mode; it's a most useful and natural one, I like it a lot.
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However, on balance I think M-c m should also have that effect.
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