Re: Opening file with is in killring

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On Oct 31, 3:31 pm, "Drew Adams" <drew.ad...@oracle.com> wrote:
> But I bind a key (I use `M-k') in the minibuffer keymaps to a command that
> clears the minibuffer, so only two keystrokes are needed (`M-k C-y'). Without

What is this command?


> such a binding, you can always use `C-x DEL' (`DEL' is typically the Backspace
> key), which is `backward-kill-sentence', or `ESC C-backspace' or `ESC 
> C-delete',
> which are `backward-kill-sexp'. They can generally help to clear the 
> minibuffer.

But this puts the contents of the minibuffer in the killring. :-{
I understood that with m-y I should get the previous entry, but when I
use that I get:
    Previous command was not a yank

I have kill-ring-max set on 60. So anybody an idea what is happening
here?