Juri Linkov wrote:
Do not forget that this is common documentation for the Emacs and the
standalone Info reader. When using the standalone reader (or `emacs -nw'),
S-TAB will usually not work (actually, it will usually be equivalent
to plain TAB). M-tab may not work either, because it still might get
"stolen" by the Window Manager. So I would keep mentioning M-TAB as
the main key, but mention ESC-TAB and C-M-i as further alternatives in
addition to S-TAB.
I just noticed that neither M-TAB, ESC-TAB nor C-M-i moves the cursor
to the previous reference. All these keys are bound to `complete-symbol'
in Info mode on X, xterm and console. I wonder how users move the
cursor to the previous reference when S-TAB doesn't work, and M-TAB
is bound to the useless `complete-symbol' by default?
Hm. Wonder if non-standard keybindings just are too hard to remember?
Maybe those users just thought they had forgotten which key it was?
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