Thanks for your help.
You are right that my key binding probably is not optimal, but I am
already used to it (I used to use planner-mode, and M-p is easy to
remember). I bind other keys to replace the default M-p function. It is
a little bit messy now, but that is what I love about Emacs, you can
make it suit your own needs. :-) When people ask me what is so great
about Emacs, I generally agree with them that Emacs is really not that
great out of box, but with customization, it can streamline your own
work flow, just for you.
Wanrong
Carsten Dominik wrote:
On 29Oct2007, at 5:07 PM, Bastien wrote:
Wanrong Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In my org-mode configuration, I bind globally "M-p" to "org-agenda"
I think that binding `M-p' *globally* is a bad idea.
`M-p' is the default keybinding in GNU Emacs when you need to navigate
thru minibuffer history. In Org, it is used for example when you want
to see the previous link in stored links.
(define-key org-agenda-mode-map (kbd "M-p") 'org-agenda)
But the above key binding only works when the cursor is on a date line,
not a task line. On a task line, the old "priority-up" binding is still
effective.
What version of Org are you using?
AFAIK (kbd "M-p") is not associated to any keymap in latest Org.
It is when you use org-replace-disputed-keys.
- Carsten
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