Re: Custom keybinding getting over-ridden in python mode

[Roy Smith]

Follow-up:

Not surprisingly, on the "broken" machine, when I do C-h b to look at the 
keymap, it includes:

C-c m           Prefix Command

C-c m l         pylint
C-c m n         next-error
C-c m p         previous-error

which the other machine does not.  How do I figure out where those extra key 
bindings might be coming from?



On Apr 2, 2014, at 12:53 PM, Roy Smith wrote:

> I have two Ubuntu Precise boxes that are both running GNU Emacs 23.3.1.  I 
> have the same init.el file on both boxes, which contains, among other things, 
> the binding:
> 
> (global-set-key "\C-cm" 'compile)
> 
> On one machine (the one I've been running for a couple of years), this works 
> in all modes.  On the new machine that I just set up, the keybinding seems to 
> get lost in Python mode.  When I type C-C m, it echos "C-c m-" at the bottom 
> of the screen and waits for more input. It works fine in other modes, and M-X 
> compile works in python mode.
> 
> Any clue what might be different between the two boxes which is causing this 
> behavior?
> 
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> Roy Smith
> roy@panix.com
> 


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