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Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality
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jeep |
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Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality |
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Fri, 24 Oct 2008 08:32:40 -0700 (PDT) |
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G2/1.0 |
> Some devices are known to treat C-i and TAB as the same signal, as
> well as C-m and RET. I think this is why it is not so easy to
> dissociate them in emacs, even when your device allows it.
I can disassociate them... if I set them both. My understanding is
that
C-i and <tab> are both, by default, set to ASCII character 9, which is
given the notation TAB.
If I set both "C-i" and "<tab>", then C-i and the tab key do different
things.
Unfortunately, many modes bind the tab key differently. I want to keep
all those other bindings while reassigning C-i.
It's the same thing with <return> and C-m. They are both aliased to
RET (ASCII 13). But the following code works fine:
(global-set-key [return] 'newline)
(global-set-key [?\C-m] 'open-line)
I don't know how to make one different than the other without binding
them both. The <tab> is so useful, I don't want to globally rebind it.
I only want C-i rebound.
-JEEP
- Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, Joseph Peterson, 2008/10/23
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, Paul R, 2008/10/24
- Message not available
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, Andreas Politz, 2008/10/24
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, jeep, 2008/10/25
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, Andreas Politz, 2008/10/24
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, jeep, 2008/10/25
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, jeep, 2008/10/25
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, Andreas Politz, 2008/10/25
- Re: Binding C-i without losing <tab> functionality, jeep, 2008/10/29
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