> You should be able to write that in Lisp easily enough.
> The menu format is thoroughly documented.
But that is not what ends up in the menus/keymaps. There is some
compilation/rearrangement involved there, and the actual structures
are quite more complex.
What aspect of th
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Another thing in the multiplier area that I'd like is something
> that took a menu, and cranked out a Texinfo page with the menu
> structure as items, and the function help strings as
> corresponding explanation.
>
> You should be
Another thing in the multiplier area that I'd like is something that
took a menu, and cranked out a Texinfo page with the menu structure as
items, and the function help strings as corresponding explanation.
You should be able to write that in Lisp easily enough.
The menu format is thor
"Drew Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I want to use the keyboard, but have it look
> like I would be using the mouse. Which also shows the keyboard
> shortcuts in the menus.
>
> But most Emacs keyboard commands don't have any equivalent menu
> items. So this c
I want to use the keyboard, but have it look
like I would be using the mouse. Which also shows the keyboard
shortcuts in the menus.
But most Emacs keyboard commands don't have any equivalent menu
items. So this could only work for a narrow subset of possible input.
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Is it that you use menus to invoke the commands? How inconvenient.
>
> Definitely. That's why I want to use the keyboard, but have it look
> like I would be using the mouse. Which also shows the keyboard
> shortcuts in the me
> Is it that you use menus to invoke the commands? How inconvenient.
Definitely. That's why I want to use the keyboard, but have it look
like I would be using the mouse. Which also shows the keyboard
shortcuts in the menus.
But most Emacs keyboard commands don't have any equiva
a good method to imitate, instead of a bad one.
The menus show the keyboard shortcuts. Having two frames/windows to
watch will probably cost more concentration than following the visual
lead of a moving mouse cursor.
I am not saying that a demonstration mode showing keyboard shortcuts
in a separat
whenever I find myself doing a demonstration of Emacs capabilities and
features, I find myself using keyboard commands. That is not helpful
to onlookers who just see magic happening.
So I have to force myself to use the mouse.
I don't understand how using the mouse makes things c
Hi,
whenever I find myself doing a demonstration of Emacs capabilities and
features, I find myself using keyboard commands. That is not helpful
to onlookers who just see magic happening.
So I have to force myself to use the mouse.
Now what would be very handy is something quite similar to some
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