On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 6:30 PM Tassilo Horn wrote:
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> Hongyi Zhao writes:
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> >> > Really, that is the content intercepted by copyq [1]
> >> > clipboard. What should I do tackling such key binding confliction?
> >
> > Very strange: even I've closed the copyq and other clipboard tools, I
> >
Hongyi Zhao writes:
>> > Really, that is the content intercepted by copyq [1]
>> > clipboard. What should I do tackling such key binding confliction?
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> Very strange: even I've closed the copyq and other clipboard tools, I
> still can see the same stuff in vscode when hitting `Ctrl + ;`.
I
On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 4:34 PM Hongyi Zhao wrote:
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> On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 4:26 PM Tassilo Horn wrote:
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> > Hongyi Zhao writes:
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> > >> That popup is not from emacs, isn't it? I guess you window manager
> > >> captures the key so that emacs never sees it. You can test that
> > >>
On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 4:26 PM Tassilo Horn wrote:
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> Hongyi Zhao writes:
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> >> That popup is not from emacs, isn't it? I guess you window manager
> >> captures the key so that emacs never sees it. You can test that
> >> assumption by doing C-h k C-x C-;. If emacs doesn't react and tell
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Hongyi Zhao writes:
>> That popup is not from emacs, isn't it? I guess you window manager
>> captures the key so that emacs never sees it. You can test that
>> assumption by doing C-h k C-x C-;. If emacs doesn't react and tell
>> you what this key is bound to, then something captures it.
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On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 4:03 PM Tassilo Horn wrote:
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> Hongyi Zhao writes:
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> >> Use comment-line instead of comment-dwim.
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> > But when I try `C-x C-;`, the weird behavior is triggered, as shown in
> > the attached file.
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> That popup is not from emacs, isn't it? I guess you window
Hongyi Zhao writes:
>> Use comment-line instead of comment-dwim.
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> But when I try `C-x C-;`, the weird behavior is triggered, as shown in
> the attached file.
That popup is not from emacs, isn't it? I guess you window manager
captures the key so that emacs never sees it. You can test that
Hongyi Zhao writes:
> I want to have the feature of (Un)comment a line or several lines with
> markers at an arbitrary position(s) in/spanning this/these line(s).
Use comment-line instead of comment-dwim.
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C-x C-; runs the
Hi here,
I want to have the feature of (Un)comment a line or several lines with
markers at an arbitrary position(s) in/spanning this/these line(s).
Say in the following example, `|` indicates the markers:
\usepackage|[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}|
`C-c ;` gives the following:
