Hi,
> I recently updated my copy of GNU Global to 6.2 (coming from 5.something),
> and noticed that one o
f my personal keybindings was being overridden.
>
> After looking in gtags.el, and reading the release notes, I see that some
> keybindings changed in
6.0. However some of those changes (specifically, C-c g) do not obey the
conventions defined in th
e Emacs manual
(http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Key-Binding-Conventions.ht
ml).
>
> I see that functionality has been provided to use the old key map, but I
> wanted to let you know a
bout those keybinding conventions.
For the time being, I will change the key mapping like follow:
o gtags.el: Key mapping was changed to follow "Key binding conventions" of
Emacs Lisp.
- The prefix character "\C-c" of the suggested key mapping became
customizable.
If you want to invoke 'gtags-find-tag by "\C-xt", please write your .emacs
file
like follow:
[$HOME/.emacs]
(setq gtags-suggested-key-mapping t)
(setq gtags-prefix-key "\C-x")
- Policy of key mapping was changed.
[Old] If 'gtags-suggested-key-mapping' is false, any key mapping is not done.
[New] If 'gtags-suggested-key-mapping' is false, almost key mapping is not
done.
But "\C-m" and "\C-t" in 'Gtags select mode' are always enabled.
I believe this method is not contrary to the Conventions.
--
Shigio YAMAGUCHI <[email protected]>
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