BTW, there is a bug related to key suggestions: `M-x next-error RET'
typed in a dired buffer suggests the key binding `M-g n' even though
`M-g' is not a prefix key in dired buffers.
That seems like a bug. where-is-internal should never suggest a key
which isn't really bound to the des
2. Rebind `dired-goto-file' to `M-g f' (and `M-g M-f').
That seems reasonable--in Dired mode alone.
This key
sequence could serve as a global key binding. Typing it in any
buffer could create a dired buffer and move p
Juri Linkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
There is a similar problem in GNUS.
I get hit by doing M-g in an article buffer every now and then...
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Kim F. Storm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.cua.dk
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