Greetings.
On 2011 Jul 15, at 06:35, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
> With the forthcoming Emacs mode for Racket, called Meow,
I eagerly await it!
> I intend to
> provide a conventional typing interface and also some sexp-oriented
> operations that people can adopt incrementally if they want.
> ("meta-uparrow", to move up a sexp level, is one example of a sexp
> operation people can adopt at any time, independent of other
> operations.) I'd be interested in ideas how to better accommodate
> people becoming power-users in small steps like this, rather than a
> modal switch from dumb-editor keys to power-user keys.
Where's your dumb-editor/power-user boundary? I take it that the
C-M-u,d,f,b,k,q,a,e,h set of keystrokes are in the non-power-user category, yes?
Given those, is there a strong need for an additional M-uparrow (etc) keystroke?
Best wishes,
Norman
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Norman Gray : http://nxg.me.uk
School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, UK
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