On Sat, Aug 30, 2003 at 04:13:19PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
Erik Steffl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mario Domg=F6rgen wrote:
Hallo list!
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen? I
would
really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s for maximize to
screen
Dan Espen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You could use Mod4 m to start a module that did a keyboard grab
for the next key, but I don't think the module would start quickly
enough.
I will try that in a lazy moment... :)
You could do it with a menu, and a menu hotkey, which would be
fast enough,
Fill me in, what's that do?
Well, that's what I wanted to know as well (I never used the do
construct before). So I let it run unattended and it started filling up
memory till a point where my machine started running out of memory and
programs started to crash. Luckily, I could hit C-g quickly
Felix E. Klee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mario, can you explain this?
Just stolen the sig and the channel people in #emacs seems not very
interested in explaining that to me... But i can ask in
de.comp.editoren, i bet i get a answer there...
Mario
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Felix E. Klee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Fill me in, what's that do?
Well, that's what I wanted to know as well (I never used the do
construct before). So I let it run unattended and it started filling up
memory till a point where my machine started running out of memory and
programs
On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 11:46:38 -0400 Dan Espen wrote:
Mario, can you explain this?
I'm not Mario, but I can offer a theory.
When I ran it I evaluated it in the scratch buffer.
It didn't seem to be growing very fast.
Since there is a print in there, I think the memory was
space in the
Dan Espen wrote:
Erik Steffl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mario Domg=F6rgen wrote:
Hallo list!
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen? I
would
really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s for maximize to
screen
and Mod4 m v for maxmize vertically...
you can
Dan Espen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen?
I would really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s for
maximize to screen and Mod4 m v for maxmize vertically...
you can specify any keybindings you want... all of them are =
Hallo list!
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen? I would
really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s for maximize to screen
and Mod4 m v for maxmize vertically...
Mario
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On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 16:28:19 +0200 Mario Domgörgen wrote:
(do ((a 1 b) (b 1 (+ a b))) (nil a) (print a))
Asshole! ;)
Felix
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Mario Domgörgen wrote:
Hallo list!
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen? I would
really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s for maximize to screen
and Mod4 m v for maxmize vertically...
you can specify any keybindings you want... all of them are specified
in
Erik Steffl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mario Domg=F6rgen wrote:
Hallo list!
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen? I
would
really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s for maximize to
screen
and Mod4 m v for maxmize vertically...
you can specify any
How about setting an environment variable which is toggled on or off with
the escape key and then bind a function to other keys which checks to see
if the environment variable is set? If it is, then do something like
maximize vertically and clear the env. var.?
Tom
On Sat, 30 Aug 2003, Dan
Thomas Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] TP:
On Sat, 30 Aug 2003, Dan Espen wrote:
Erik Steffl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mario Domg=F6rgen wrote:
Hallo list!
Will emacs-like key sequences find their way in fvwm somewhen? I
would
really like to see such bindings like Mod4 m s
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