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Re: capslock changes control characters?
From: |
Chris Moore |
Subject: |
Re: capslock changes control characters? |
Date: |
Tue, 4 Mar 2008 14:15:05 +0100 |
On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 3:49 PM, Andreas Schwab <address@hidden> wrote:
> Or add ctrl:nocaps to your XKB options.
I don't want to disable the capslock key, I just want it to work properly.
When capslock is on, the letters a-z should become A-Z, but that's
all. I don't expect 1 to become ! (shifted 1), and I don't expect C-q
to become C-S-q. Capslock should only act on regular letters, not on
control keys.
Another example: in a *shell* buffer, I expect M-p to take me to a
previous command in the shell history. If capslock is on, it just
inserts a p into the buffer. I don't know why it inserts a lowercase
'p' (capslock is on, after all), but this is what C-h k tells me:
p (translated from M-P) runs the command self-insert-command, which is
an interactive built-in function in `C source code'.
Chris.
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Richard Stallman, 2008/03/03
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Kenichi Handa, 2008/03/05
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Stefan Monnier, 2008/03/05
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Andreas Schwab, 2008/03/05
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Kenichi Handa, 2008/03/06
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Stefan Monnier, 2008/03/07
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Kenichi Handa, 2008/03/09
- Re: capslock changes control characters?, Stefan Monnier, 2008/03/09
Re: capslock changes control characters?, Andreas Schwab, 2008/03/16