Re: Standardizing more key bindings?

[Richard Stallman]

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  > I looked the original message up, the message ID is
  > <f4e5da8a-0460-0429-37ed-43db8c537203@protonmail.com> (is that the
  > string you can search for?).

Thaks.  I can search with grep for any text that is in the message in
my saved mail.


    Here are a few examples:
    - They have tried to create standard keybinding layouts, so that, for 
example, 
    "SPC m s" is generally the keybinding used to launch any programming 
language 
    REPL that has a corresponding layer. This sort of consistency is helpful to 
new

Thanks.  Now I think I understand in a general way what they did, and it
seems like a good idea in general.

But I don't see how a key sequence can possibly start with SPC.  How
could you tpe text?

The term "REPL" is inapplicable for most of these languages, since
they do not have anything comparable ton read, eval, or print.



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