[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
How can we bind this macro to a non-shifted key that would work only
when in the summary of articles in gnus?
How about the following, binding the command to + (Sh-=):
,
| (define-key gnus-summary-mode-map ?\+
| (lambda ()
| (interactive)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
How can we bind this macro to a non-shifted key that would work only
when in the summary of articles in gnus?
How about the following, binding the command to + (Sh-=):
,
| (define-key gnus-summary-mode-map ?\+
| (lambda ()
| (interactive)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
How can we bind this macro to a non-shifted key that would work only
when in the summary of articles in gnus?
I'm not sure if the last message I posted here will make it through; it
may have been lost. Just in case, I'll restate it here.
Try the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
How can we bind this macro to a non-shifted key that would work only
when in the summary of articles in gnus?
I'm not sure if the last message I posted here will make it through; it
may have been lost. Just in case, I'll restate it here.
Try the
briefly, the answer is to omit the word gnus- from the code placed
in .gnus.el
in my .gnus.el file, i changed a line
from:
(add-hook 'gnus-message-mode-hook line
to:
(add-hook 'message-mode-hook
so now the section of my .gnus.el file which forces gnus to accept key
bindings from my .emacs file
Hello!
I recently started using mairix, a mail indexing tool. Mairix allows
keyword searching in the body, headers, or attachment titles of all
indexed mailboxes.
Search results are written out into a mailbox format of the user's
choice. Options include maildir, ml, and mbox. For maildir and
Austin Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
By default, mairix overwrites old results on each new search. Gnus,
however, remembers all of the messages that have ever been in the
directory. If the first search I run after creating the ~/Mairix
directory returns 100 results, and the next search
imputerate [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
so now the section of my .gnus.el file which forces gnus to accept key
bindings from my .emacs file is:
(add-hook 'gnus-summary-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(local-set-key (kbd \ei) 'previous-line)))
;; instead of 'gnus-message-mode-hook
Steven E. Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
How can we bind this macro to a non-shifted key that would work only
when in the summary of articles in gnus?
I'm not sure if the last message I posted here will make it through; it
may have been lost.
Steven E. Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
How can we bind this macro to a non-shifted key that would work only
when in the summary of articles in gnus?
I'm not sure if the last message I posted here will make it through; it
may have been lost.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
I get an error when evaluating this code. The debugger report doesn't
look very friendly. Shall I show that to you somehow? The first line
is
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument arrayp 43)
My guess is that in your Emacs the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel C. Bastos) writes:
I wouldn't bind + because what we want is a non-shifted key, remember?
Yes, I remember. I was just trying to come up with some example
single-character for the `define-key' form, and I noticed that Sh-=
wasn't taken, so it was safe for illustration.
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