On Wed, Jan 12 2011, Mark Harig wrote: >> >> Although i use Emacs almost exclusively on a terminal, i hadn't > noticed >> this conflict (because, as you might guess, i don't use tmm-menubar). >> I wanted to provide an alternative to C-. because that key combo is > not >> recognized in some terminals (notably, the one i use, urxvt), and M-` > is >> nicely close to M-TAB in US keyboards. I kind of like it, but i guess > i >> should be nice and leave the standard binding alone. Any suggestions > for >> an alternative? >> > > Some possible candidates: > > C-c ` (backquote) > C-c TAB > M-S-TAB (M-BACKTAB) > C-TAB
These are good candidates (i would probably favour C-c TAB), but now that i've thought of it, i think the right key binding is C-u TAB, because geiser-completion--complete-module is a special case of completion-at-point (the latter completes on identifiers and module names, and both do completion). What do you think? Thanks, jao -- There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works. - Alan Perlis, Epigrams in Programing
