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[Juan Pablo Romero <address@hidden>]

It seems it doesn't work within kbd-map:

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TeXmacs] With linked TrueType support
/usr/local/share/TeXmacs/progs/kernel/gui/kbd-define.scm:169:3: In
procedure conditions-insert in expression (cond (# #) (# #) ...):
/usr/local/share/TeXmacs/progs/kernel/gui/kbd-define.scm:169:3:
Conflicting option
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btw, I just want to define something like:

  ("S-space" (go-end-with "mode" "math"))

but it doesn't seems possible without modifying the system files :(

 JP

2005/9/29, Henri Lesourd <address@hidden>:
>  > I am trying to customize the keyboard shortcuts for a more windows
>  > like behaviour. I have the following text in the my-init-texmacs.scm
>  > file
>  >
>  > (kbd-map
>  >   ("C-n" (new-buffer))
>  >   ("C-o" (choose-file "Load file" "" 'load-buffer))
>  >   ("C-s" (save-buffer))
>  >   ("C-p" (preview-with-ghostview))
>  >   ("C-w" (safely-kill-buffer))
>  >   ("C-q" (safely-quit-TeXmacs))
>  >   ("C-z" (undo))
>  >   ("C-y" (redo))
>  >   ("C-x" (clipboard-cut "primary"))
>  >   ("C-c" (clipboard-copy "primary"))
>  >   ("C-v" (clipboard-paste "primary")))
>  >
>  > The problem is: it is not overriding the existing keyboard shortcuts
>  > with these. Only if one of these shortcuts is available, then it's
>  > taking effect. For instance C-z is doing undo, but, C-y is not doing
>  > redo. It's doing the default TeXmacs action, i.e., paste the text from
>  > clipboard to buffer.
>  >
>  > Is there a way I can override the existing keyboard shortcuts with
>  > these and leave the remaining of the existing shortcuts intact?
>  >
>  > Thanks,
>  > Nachi
>  >
>  >
> There is a new documentation about Scheme and these
> kinds of things, currently only on the CVS :
> [[
>   http://www.texmacs.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/doc/devel/scheme/
> ]]
>
> The doc says that to solve the problem, you should use
> the flag "prevail?", like this :
> [[
> (kbd-map
>   (:mode prevail?)
>   ("C-n" (new-buffer)))
> ]]
>
> Could you let us know if it works (or if it doesn't) ?
>
> Best, Henri
>
>