https://github.com/apgwoz/unipoint.git
git clone 'git://github.com/apgwoz/unipoint.git'
unipoint-mode is a simple way to insert common mathematical unicode codepoints into an Emacs buffer.
To use:
$ cp unipoint.el /path/to/somewhere/in/load-path
From Emacs:
M-: (require 'unipoint)
M-x unipoint-mode
Or, add it to your .emacs
(require 'unipoint)
This will bind C-\ to unipoint-insert which allows you to type a TeX
symbol and get a codepoint. Or, change an already type TeX symbol name into
its unicode representation.
This idea was inspired by an email from a friend:
DrRacket lets you enter common Unicode characters by typing their LaTeX name followed by control-. For example, you type ∈ by typing “", ”i“, ”n“, ”control-". It's easy enough that I use Unicode in my code all the time.
See TUTORIAL.txt for more information.