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From: | Cecilio Pardo |
Subject: | Re: Physical keyboard events |
Date: | Tue, 29 Oct 2024 22:45:00 +0100 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird |
On 29/10/2024 20:31, Alan Mackenzie wrote:
The way I hope to implement it, there will be no interference if you don't activate it. Many editors such as VSCode and the ones from JetBrains use this, and people appreciate it.Somebody not activating it will not have access to the commands which other people assign to these new key combinations. That could be a problem.
This bindings would be reserved for the user, not for packages default bindings. Of course, we can't control what packages do.
I was planning for GUI systems alone.That's a very un-Emacs like thing to do. Apart from specifically graphicky things, the convention is that features are available regardless of whether on a GUI or a TUI. For this reason, bindings like C-<up> are frowned upon, although they are used in some places (hello, Org!).
It is practically imposible to do it on ttys, I think.I wish I could implement this in lisp, or as a module, but that is not possible. Can only be implemented modifying emacs core.
This is almost a toy thing, so I'll leave it as there is disagreement. Thanks for your time.
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