> > If you remove the item, how can you revert? > > You still have the lfun, but there is no binding associated to it. If > you revert, you restore all bindings instead of only one, but I do not > think this is a very bad problem.
I see. > > Then there is no 'removal' for this unmatched \bind "". > > Sorry, I am a bit lost. What is the unmatched \bind ""? Care to give a > concrete example. The fact that some things do not work well in the > dialog prevent me to have a good feeling of how it is supposed to work. If you remove C-g from cua.bind by \bind "" "C-g", and then you switch to another bind file that does not have C-g. How do you treat this \bind "" "C-g" item in user.bind? This is my 'unmatched unbind user item'. > > In the end, I see that you want to list lfunc with all related > > keybindings, using a more complicated shortcut edit dialog. In the > > dialog, you still need to unbind a shortcut specifically to that lfunc > > (which is not saved as such in user.bind). There is still no better > > way to handle the 'unmatched unbind'. I really do not see any > > improvement here. > > In the UI, one remove the shortcut. In the bind file, one adds an > extra bind. It is not so difficult... This is what I am doing... so I said 'no improvement'. > So I guess that my point (but keep in mind that I am evolving as I > write) is that the UI should index on lfuns, whereas bind files index > on bindings. This is what the trunk does. Bo
