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Documentation `define-key's DEF arg does not provide description of the `remap' feature |
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Fri, 18 Jun 2010 16:44:47 -0400 |
Documentation of `define-key's DEF arg does not provide description of
the `remap'
feature e.g. how one can accomplish:
(define-key '<SOME-MAP> [remap <SOME-COMMAND>] '<SOME-OTHER-COMMAND>)
Likewise, the docs should present an explicit link to the manual describing the
`remap' feature e.g.:
(See info node `(elisp)Remapping Commands'.)
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Re: bug#6460: Documentation `define-key's DEF arg does not provide description of the `remap' feature |
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Sat, 19 Jun 2010 14:03:19 -0400 |
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MON KEY <address@hidden> writes:
> Documentation of `define-key's DEF arg does not provide description of
> the `remap'
> feature e.g. how one can accomplish:
>
> (define-key '<SOME-MAP> [remap <SOME-COMMAND>] '<SOME-OTHER-COMMAND>)
>
> Likewise, the docs should present an explicit link to the manual describing
> the
> `remap' feature e.g.:
>
> (See info node `(elisp)Remapping Commands'.)
I've tweaked the documentation to reflect this, thanks. (I think you
are confused, though; key remapping occurs in the KEY argument.)
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