Ralf Angeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > * David Kastrup (2005-05-27) writes: > >> Can you summarize the effect on current XEmacs versions and Emacs 21? > > The only key binding for `next-error' on those is `C-x `'. This will > then be available for `TeX-next-error'. > >> If we steal M-g from XEmacs' goto-line, we should perhaps remap M-g >> M-g and M-g g there. > > I doubt that XEmacs users will find this very funny. We should rather > leave `M-g' alone. > >> And I don't know if on Emacs 21 M-g n and M-g p are still available. >> If not, we'd have to think what to do here. > > Currently I don't have access to an Emacs 21, so checking this would > be rather inconvenient. In case there already is a binding for `M-g' > we should probably leave it alone as well. >
On emacs 21.4 (the one to be included the next Debian stable release) M-g seems to have something to do with setting faces, eg M-g b runs the command facemenu-set-bold M-g i runs the command facemenu-set-italic also M-g M-g runs the command font-lock-fontify-block [for some reason C-h k M-g does exactly the same as plain M-g, in particular it does not tell you wtf it actually does] M-g n (and M-g g and M-g p) are undefined I hope you are not going to remove C-c ` completely (on uk keyboards ` is to the left of the 1, quite easy to type) _______________________________________________ auctex-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex-devel
