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From : Jay Belanger <address@hidden>- To: address@hidden
- Subject: Rebinding keys that already have bindings.
- Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2021 22:55:58 -0600
(I'm using the latest TeXmacs on the latest Ubuntu.)
When using the default keybindings, C-h is bound to replace. If I
try to rebind it in my my-init-texmacs.scm with either
(kbd-map
("C-h" (make 'theorem)))
or
(kbd-map
(:mode prevail?)
("C-h" (make 'theorem)))
it doesn't get rebound; C-h still begins replace. If I use different
keybindings, where C-h doesn't already have a binding, then either one
of these will begin a theorem.
How do I rebind keys that already have bindings, like C-h above?
Thanks,
Jay
- Rebinding keys that already have bindings., Jay Belanger, 11/16/2021
- Re: Rebinding keys that already have bindings., Jeroen Wouters, 11/20/2021
- Re: Rebinding keys that already have bindings., Jay Belanger, 11/20/2021
- Re: Rebinding keys that already have bindings., Jeroen Wouters, 11/20/2021
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