On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 09:24:48PM -0400, Joe Fineman wrote: > I am using Conkeror (I am having the usual trouble finding out which > version) under Windows XP. >
M-x version > Knowing nothing of Java, I have been trying to bind a key, using the > advice on your Web site, with occasional skeptical glances at my > printout of the 2008 Conkeror User Manual (which seems to have > disappeared). It seems that it is supposed to be sufficient to create > a file .conkerorrc in my home directory, and insert in it something > like *JavaScript, not Java. Yes about the .conkerorrc. For more information on that topic, see: http://conkeror.org/ConkerorRC > > define_key(content_buffer_normal_keymap, "C-p", "cmd_paste"); > > However, that does not work; Conkeror does not see control-p. What am > I doing wrong? If you have an up-to-date copy of Conkeror, then do this: define_key(text_keymap, "C-p", "cmd_paste"); undefine_key(content_buffer_textarea_keymap, "C-p"); If it's an old enough version that it doesn't have 'text_keymap', then bind it in content_buffer_text_keymap, content_buffer_textarea_keymap, and minibuffer_keymap. You can find out if your version has 'text_keymap' by 'M-: text_keymap' --- you will either see "[object Object]" or an error. For future reference, a way to find out about keymaps is to switch focus to the context that you want to bind a key in and hit 'C-h b'. Further reference on choosing keymap(s): http://conkeror.org/Keymaps -- John Foerch _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
