G. Milde wrote:
On 5.02.08, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
rgheck wrote:
\bind "C-apostrophe" "accent-acute"
\bind "C-S-quotedbl" "accent-umlaut"
Note that, to get these to work, you may also need to change some earlier
bindings. In cua.bind, I had to change:
\bind "~S-M-quotedbl" "quote-insert single"
\bind "~S-C-quotedbl" "self-insert \""
to
\bind "M-quotedbl" "quote-insert single"
\bind "C-quotedbl" "self-insert \""
The "~S" means: Ignore the state of the shift key.
Could you commit those Richard?
Please do not rush this through: On my German keyboard, the quotedbl (") is
above the number 2, i.e.
\bind "M-quotedbl" "quote-insert single"
\bind "C-quotedbl" "self-insert \""
would never be activated! How could I insert a verbatim " after these
changes?
In general, be very careful about combining anything but a-z0-9.,
with shift or alt/meta.
Almost any of the other symbols might need a shift or an alt/meta or
a dead key sequence - depending on the keyboard language setup.
I need shift (and/or a dead-key sequence) in order to type these "^~
I need alt/meta in order to type these: @$[]{}
I do have single-keypress access to æøå though, so mapping
often-used editing functions to C-å or M-æ is no problem. ;-)
Helge Hafting
