On Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 22:46:11, Masatake YAMATO wrote:
> > > > Hmm, why is it good? ;c)
> > > >
> > > > I have to type another key, i.e. Shift Down / Up ...
> > > > hey these are two additional xevents ...
> > > >
> > > Once you memorize a key bind, you can operate quickly.
> > > However, sometimes it is difficult to memorize the key bind.
> > > Sometimes key grouping helps you memorize the binding(I hope).
> > >
> > > > IMHO we are following too many different churches, splitting
> > > > to our own sometimes. It becomes a mess of bindings not being
> > > > consistent, sometimes following the pcl-cvs church, then
> > > > dired, Gnus, Masatake ... (sometimes) failing to be a good
> > > > mnemonic for me.
> > >
> > > Wow. My articles are religious?
> > > I have not known enough words/terms to explain my idea.
> >
> > I think we all understand your ideas ... most of us are no
> > native English speakers ...
> >
> > > pcl-cvs should be the biggest church. other should be rather
> > > smaller.
> >
> > Hey here we are again. How big? How small? Who judges? I
> > want a dictator like RMS or Milan, saying this is the one
> > and right way, and all should follow these rules.
>
> Generally, we have to believe common sense.
> Will you ask about "common sense"?
> Of course it is difficult to explain. But I can show examples.
>
> During development I assume the number of xtla users who have three
> keyboards is less than the number of xtla users who have one
> keyboard. During development I assume the number of xtla users who
> have 100 keyboards is less than the number of xtla users who have 3
> keyboard. Do you have objection about above examples?
During development I prefer the English/American layout,
most people I know prefer it, as {[]};:\/'" are easier
to type, at least in comparison to a German (laptop)
keyboard ...
I have no objection about your example, I only tried to make
a point about selecting keys for bindings, i.e. only use
sequences matching [^a-xA-X0-9 ]+ as a last resort.
But I also agree to Marks prefix opinion, being to some
extent "consistent" with pcl-cvs, dired ...
But, anyway I will stick to Marks behavior, i.e. I'll just
learn them again if they change ...
And from time to time I will make some noise ... ;c)
Robert
