Hi Joel, > First of all, `i C' was the first problem, really minor though. It's > not in the welcome message, and my first instinct was `i c', which is > unbound. Experimental? Forgotten?
Without addressing the point of your message, the reasoning behind this binding is that similar track types would get similar bindings. For example, `V' for VCD and `D' for DVD. This avoids the conflict between `DVD' and `directory'. If we collapse `i f', `i d', `i t', `i u' and `i l' into `i', then `i a' and `i C' would probably move to an `I' submap. I guess we could let `i C' move to both `I c' and `I C', and reserve both `I d' and `I D' for inserting DVDs. Hmm, what if `I' was a prompt command, like I originally suggested (see <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>), but with a twist: Typing uppercase letters into the prompt would be shortcuts to inserting various kinds of tracks. So `I C' would immediately insert a CD, and `I A' would immediately prompt for an action; that is, they would be shortcuts for `I cd RET' and `I action RET'. (By the way, see also <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.) I can't think of any prompt in Emacs in which only some characters are electric, so maybe this is a bad idea. Oh, another thing that would help is the manual. :-) Anyway, Joel, thank you for taking the time to document your experience and findings and for providing a patch. I will look at the problem later if nobody else does. -- Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> P.S. I might turn up at Marangoni later. _______________________________________________ bongo-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bongo-devel
