On 26/02/2023 06:32, Samuel Wales wrote:
i acccomplished this with (define-key org-mode-map (quote [C-tab])
(quote org-next-link)) [kbd would be better].
...
i.e. like m-. on a function name, if that is set up to work, or c-h f
command tab ret to go to the fuction definition, but for keys.
I
what i meant was that i have a binding, org-next-link, bound to c-tab.
i acccomplished this with (define-key org-mode-map (quote [C-tab])
(quote org-next-link)) [kbd would be better].
i did similar with org-link-minor-mode. i was just offtopicing that
it would be useful to jump to those definiti
On 25 Feb 2023, Max Nikulin wrote:
On 25/02/2023 07:13, Karl Fogel wrote:
Okay, today I did some research and found that every "C-c
C-" binding is used in Org Mode except for "C-c
C-g". While
that one is technically reserved for the mode's use
No, there is an explicit exception for C-g, see
On 25/02/2023 07:13, Karl Fogel wrote:
Okay, today I did some research and found that every "C-c C-"
binding is used in Org Mode except for "C-c C-g". While that one is
technically reserved for the mode's use
No, there is an explicit exception for C-g, see (info "(elisp) Key
Binding Conventio
On 23/02/2023 11:48, Samuel Wales wrote:
huh i had put org-next-link there. i wish define-key could have a
button in a help page like functions and vars do so you could go to
where you define it. [there are probably 300 competing packages that
do exactly that.]
C-h f org-next-link
displays a
Okay, today I did some research and found that every "C-c
C-" binding is used in Org Mode except for "C-c C-g".
While that one is technically reserved for the mode's use, I
suspect the reason it's unbound is that people are accustomed to
using C-g as a quit command (and they get that effect if
On 23 Feb 2023, Max Nikulin wrote:
On 23/02/2023 00:01, Karl Fogel wrote:
(when (not (keymap-lookup nil "C-"))
(keymap-local-set "C-" 'org-fold-hide-subtree))
So FWIW C- is not bound in Org Mode buffers for me, in
Emacs
30.x (i.e., recent development builds).
lisp/tab-bar.el:130: (unl
huh i had put org-next-link there. i wish define-key could have a
button in a help page like functions and vars do so you could go to
where you define it. [there are probably 300 competing packages that
do exactly that.]
On 2/22/23, Max Nikulin wrote:
> On 23/02/2023 00:01, Karl Fogel wrote:
>>
On 23/02/2023 00:01, Karl Fogel wrote:
(when (not (keymap-lookup nil "C-"))
(keymap-local-set "C-" 'org-fold-hide-subtree))
So FWIW C- is not bound in Org Mode buffers for me, in Emacs 30.x
(i.e., recent development builds).
lisp/tab-bar.el:130: (unless (global-key-binding [(control t
On 22 Feb 2023, Max Nikulin wrote:
On 22/02/2023 14:29, Karl Fogel wrote:
I put it on "C-" because that's normally unbound in Org
Mode,
and because so many of the Org Mode cycling commands involve
modified tab already.
Perhaps C- is not the best choice:
9092c289b6bea38bb519e6c59a60237ae5af8f
On 22/02/2023 14:29, Karl Fogel wrote:
I put it on "C-" because that's normally unbound in Org Mode, and
because so many of the Org Mode cycling commands involve modified tab
already.
Perhaps C- is not the best choice:
9092c289b6bea38bb519e6c59a60237ae5af8f08
author Bastien Mon Jun 1 14:39:28
Hey everyone, is there a reason we don't bind
`org-fold-hide-subtree' by default in Org Mode?
I bind it to C- and now find this to be one of the most
useful keybindings in Org Mode. I suspect my workflow is pretty
typical.
The use case is simple:
When reading material within a certain head
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