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Re: Overriding emacs key bindings
From: |
Kaushal Modi |
Subject: |
Re: Overriding emacs key bindings |
Date: |
Tue, 17 May 2016 03:25:37 +0000 |
On Mon, May 16, 2016, 9:56 PM Robert Thorpe <rt@robertthorpeconsulting.com>
wrote:
> The entire
> C-c <something> keymap is reserved for the user. The something can be
> any key that's not prefixed by ctrl or meta. Any key works, even the
> numbers and symbols on the keyboard.
While I do agree that a wide range of user bindings are available with C-c
prefix, I would not recommend blindly using all available "C-c SYMBOL"
bindings without checking of org-mode already uses them especially if you
use org-mode a lot. I now first check if a new binding conflicts with
org-mode before creating a new personal C-c binding.
You can also check out the key-chord package from Melpa for a wider range
of bindings.
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Kaushal Modi
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- Re: Overriding emacs key bindings, Emanuel Berg, 2016/05/16
- RE: Overriding emacs key bindings, Drew Adams, 2016/05/17
- Emacs conventions (was: Re: Overriding emacs key bindings), Emanuel Berg, 2016/05/17
- RE: Emacs conventions (was: Re: Overriding emacs key bindings), Drew Adams, 2016/05/18
- Re: Emacs conventions (was: Re: Overriding emacs key bindings), Emanuel Berg, 2016/05/18
- "First line is not a complete sentence" (was: Re: Emacs conventions (was: Re: Overriding emacs key bindings)), Emanuel Berg, 2016/05/18
- Re: Overriding emacs key bindings, Marcin Borkowski, 2016/05/17
- Re: Overriding emacs key bindings, Robert Thorpe, 2016/05/17