On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 11:14:18PM +0100, Francesco Ariis wrote: > On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 10:42:31PM +0100, Tomas Nordin wrote: > > Exactly so, thanks, perfect. And while we're on it, now the same for > > next and previous search hit, like <n> and <shift>-<n>. Possible also? > > You are aware of contextual help, aren't you? If not, press > '?' in any menu to see a list of keybinding-command-shortdescription; > that's helpful to know which commands to bind.
I am aware, I just didn't think about it in this context. Thanks. > I believe `search-opposite` is your thing. 'N' is already bound > though (toggle-new), so it seems wise to assign it to another key > before you proceed with your own binding. Right. Actually it turned out difficult for me to find a key-binding that I will remember and doesn't conflict with existing bindings, so I will just forget about it for now I think. It's not that important after all. But, how do I call such a command that doesn't have a key-binding. I tried `:` and the command `search-opposite` but the `:` seem to be for a different set of functions.
