Re: [RP] One command to unbind them all?

[Jonathan Walther]

On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 09:04:54PM +0200, Stephane Chauveau wrote:
> I have a modified version in which the prefix is replaced by the Windows
> modifier (see my patch in the thread "Using Window key as prefix"). I find
> it really convenient because keystroke are now accessible using a single 
> key sequence (instead of prefix +  key) so they are twice as fast.  

Ah. I have been using first, keylaunch, and then xbindkeys to get this
kind of functionality.  Perhaps you could try this, and tell me if that
works just as well?

> Most ratpoison keystrokes are not really dangerous but they can be a bit
> disturbing when you don't expect them. That's why I want to remove all 
> keystrokes and remap the ones I want to keys I do not use too much in other 
> applications (emacs, terminals, ...).

Ok, this should be done with a minor patch and a bit of shellscript.  If
there isn't already, maybe you could make a keybindings command, which
will print to stdout a list of all the current keybindings, one per line?
Then you could take them and "ratpoison -c unbind" them one at a time.

Jonathan

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