Cleanup mathes/BUGS (#3493)

This one is now #12603.

diff --git a/src/mathed/BUGS b/src/mathed/BUGS
index fc015361cbffd77304eb4b68ad5e53ced55a679d..fb2938324a06435837025000823366ebc53147c0 100644 (file)
--- a/src/mathed/BUGS
+++ b/src/mathed/BUGS
@@ -19,21 +19,3 @@
  everything (perhaps several times in the document) or you create extremely
  generic and parametrizable macros that aren't very fast to fill in the
  majority of cases.
  everything (perhaps several times in the document) or you create extremely
  generic and parametrizable macros that aren't very fast to fill in the
  majority of cases.

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