So sprach »Denis Perelyubskiy« am 2001-09-03 um 22:05:52 -0700 :
now that you got me started with CTRL+ combinations :) i
tried CTRL+u and it worked.
Ah yes, of course. I'm sorry, I mixed up CTRL+u with CTRL+k. Glad you
got it working anyway.
Nonetheless, you might want to remove \Cu and
ah, this worked great. i was not aware of kill-line.
thanks.
by the way, Alexander, your [EMAIL PROTECTED]
does not seem to work. just got bounced back to me...thought
you may want to know.
thanks again,
denis
* Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] [09-Tue-01 05:20 -0700]:
So sprach
hello,
is there an easy way to map something in browser (some macro
maybe) that would present me with
New file name:
when i do 'select-new' (presently i have it mapped to g)
right now, when i hit g (thus triggering 'select-new'), i am
presented with the following:
New file name:
So sprach »Denis Perelyubskiy« am 2001-09-03 um 16:16:50 -0700 :
the only way i see is to map to a macro, which would do a g
followed by 20 or so backspaces. that sounds pretty ugly.
How about mapping CTRL-k - \Ck to g? This would erase everything to
the beginning of the line.
Alexander
* Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] [09-Mon-01 21:40 -0700]:
So sprach »Denis Perelyubskiy« am 2001-09-03 um 16:16:50
-0700 :
the only way i see is to map to a macro, which would do
a g followed by 20 or so backspaces. that sounds pretty
ugly.
How about mapping CTRL-k - \Ck
* Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] [09-Mon-01 21:37 -0700]:
So sprach »Denis Perelyubskiy« am 2001-09-03 um 16:16:50
-0700 :
the only way i see is to map to a macro, which would do
a g followed by 20 or so backspaces. that sounds pretty
ugly.
How about mapping CTRL-k - \Ck
