On Tue, 2008-02-19 at 14:40 +0100, G. Milde wrote:
>
> > A2: Temporarily change the keybinding
> ...
> > - this does work, thanks. But it's inconvenient to set manually like
> > this each time.
>
> How about paste()? (A1) This is basically a function to automate this task,
> recommended by the Jed author.
You're right, it's probably the best workaround. Still not as
convenient as just clicking the mouse button though :)
> A4 works nice here with
>
> !if (is_defined("x_server_vendor"))
> setkey("newline_indent", "^M"); % correct mouse-insertion problem
>
> in a file called by ~/jed.rc and newline_indent defined in txtutils.sl from
> the jed-extra package.
I installed jed-extra and tried this in ~/.jed/jed.rc, but it didn't
help, not even with just setkey("newline_indent", "^M"); on its own.
> What does Help>Show_Key return for the [Return] key after applying A3 or A4?
With nothing set in jed.rc:
Key "^M" runs the internal function newline_and_indent
With A3, setkey("newline", "^M");
Key "^M" runs the internal function newline_and_indent <--- there's
the problem, no change!
Same again with A4, setkey("newline_indent","^M");
It's like jed.rc is being completely ignored. It doesn't make a
difference whether I'm trying to make the settings in ~/.jed/jed.rc,
~/.jedrc or even /etc/jed.d/99newline-noindent.sl :(
> Does it work if you put the code in a buffer and run M-x evalbuffer?
Yes, that works! For both A3 and A4 (both versions).
> Can you test whether the ~/.jed/jed.rc file is evaluated?
Apparently it is not, nor is /etc/jed.d.
Thanks,
Drew
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