>>>>> "SR" == Stefan Reichör <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SR> What about ?a to add and ?r to remove - these are also available
SR> in PCL-CVS
Good idea, one got to use these keys in PCL-CVS.
>>>>> "MM" == Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MM> I don't understand. Are you using view-mode in inventory
MM> buffers?
It's enabled there (not sure why exactly).
MM> If this is a problem, `-' is also used in bookmark mode. I like
MM> the idea of `+' and `-' prefixes to add or remove something
MM> (probably because I use view-mode only occasionnaly ...). Do you
MM> have another one to suggest?
MM> Hmm, I realize that we could also bind `-' to
MM> `negative-argument' in some buffers, and in that case, we have
MM> to change something anyway.
MM> What about
MM> `a' => prefix for "add something"
MM> `r' => prefix for "remove something"
Whether a/r or +/- is used (both look well to me), it should be
considered whether they should be prefixes or suffixes. The more
general part should come first, as is common in all Emacs commands. Is
more general a/r or "something"? I think "something" is more general,
because it covers both the add/remove operations for the given purpose
(e.g. id handling), so a/r should be in the suffix position (if it is a
multiple keys command).
Regards,
Milan Zamazal
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general populace unless you really, really, really like migraines.
Neal H. Walfield
