* Richard Lewis (2005-05-28) writes: > Ralf Angeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> 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
Okay, so that's what there was in CVS Emacs as well before the change. > [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] When typing `M-g' the command obviously is not complete. So what do you expect `C-h k' to tell you in this case? If you want to see a list of full commands for such a prefix you can always use `C-h' after typing the prefix. That means `M-g C-h' will list all the bindings for the `M-g' prefix. > 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) I am not intending to do this. And even if this was removed, there would still be `C-x `' which is very close to `C-c `'.. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex-devel
