@key{...} mis-use (was: Using Org as the source format to generate org.texi)

[Nicolas Goaziou]

Hello,

Eli Zaretskii <address@hidden> writes:

> I don't think this can be a reliable solution, because there are many
> more keys we use in the manuals, like HOME, END, LEFT, RIGHT, UP,
> DOWN, PageUp, PageDown, NEXT, PRIOR, EDIT, F1, etc.  We can never
> reliably hard-code any fixed list and hope to get away with it.

Speaking of which, I grepped through the "doc/" directory for
@key{something}, and uniquified the result.

Some of them are typos (e.g., @key{F11>}) and some stems from
a confusion between @kbd and @key (e.g., @key{C-c C-t @key{SPC}}). Some
are missing normalization (e.g., @kbd{arrow-up}) while others look odd
(e.g., @kbd{PNT}).

Here are the 254 values. Someone(c) with write access to repository
might want to fix some of them.

RET
SPC
META
CTL
meta
F3
SUPER
SHIFT
HYPER
CTRL
ALT
BS
DEL
TAB
F1
Alt
F11
mouse-1
foo
PageDown
ESC
UP
DOWN
mouse-2
Meta
EAT
DRINK
PF1
end
C-g
F9
F5
F6
w
c
\
Q
BACKSPACE
Delete
RIGHT
Break
LEFT
AltGr
Compose
F10
Shift
Option
Super
Cmd
Ctrl
Lwindow
ScrLock
start
Apps
NumLock
CapsLock
R
L
Windows
F2
Control
Home
Insert
BREAK
Edit
Hyper
HELP
F11>
up
down
prior
PageUp
next
END
HOME
End
Enter
Return
S-TAB
F4
e
LFD
kp-8
delete
ENTER
F
Open Recent
file
menu-bar
jump
bookmarks
edit
set
x
X
r
ExtendChar
Compose Character
Escape
a
Backspace
%
E
g
h
?
Do
INSERT
T
C-h
PNT
MRK
$
^
*
1
`
C-d
f11
f10
f9
CONTROL
q
SPACE
M-n
M-p
C-c ?
address@hidden
Tab
Down
Up
DELETE
LF
F13
F12
F8
F7
KP8
KP5
KP4
RETURN
DO
GOLD
F24
,
PF2
KP1
KP0
KP7
Help
V
v
H
ESC C-c
RCL
STO
OVER
RLL4
RLL3
SWAP
PREC
SYMB
POLR
FRAC
DEG
RAD
GRP
INV
FIX
ENG
SCI
FLT
HYP
MAP$
MAP^
MAP*
HYP MAX
HYP PROD
HYP SUM
INV MAX
INV SUM
MAX
PROD
SUM
CROSS
MTRN
MDET
MINV
...
LEN
IDNT
INDX
UNPK
PACK
WSIZ
A
BIN
OCT
HEX
DEC
INV NOT
INV AND
INV LSH
NXTP
PERM
INV FACT
INV GCD
RAGN
RAND
RE
IMAG
CLN2
RND
ABS
EXP
LN
TAN
COS
SIN
INV y^x
y^x
CONJ
SQRT
1/x
EXEC
<-
UNDO
+/-
EEX
/
'
OFF
EXIT
-
2
PI
+
3
@key{RET}
BUTTON-2
BEGIN
PRIOR
NEXT
arrow-down
arrow-up
cursor
Esc
C-x C-s
#
up/down
C-c C-t @key{SPC}
C-c C-x d
M-h
~


Regards,

-- 
Nicolas Goaziou