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  3. July 2012

Re: LPEX editor commands and programming fonts

I'm a big fan of the Proggy fonts. A wide variety to suit all tastes.

http://www.proggyfonts.com/

I've been using Proggy Tiny but I may switch to Proggy Small. The upper case M and W on tiny have started to give me problems.

Joe

The forum has opened my eyes to another area that I had not explored yet: LPEX editor commands. Some neat stuff there. I see there is a short command, /text, that can be used to find the next occurrence of the specified text. That may be easier than using the Find function (Shift/F2), but after finding the next occurrence, is there a way to repeat without keying the /text again?

My 2 cents on programming fonts: Consolas. Differentiates the letter O from the number 0 as well as the variations of the letters I and L and the number 1.


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