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I still don't get how emacs ever got that image.. I never have to press more than two keys at a time, which is also true for vim..
by welterde 13y ago
I still don't get how emacs ever got that image..
I never have to press more than two keys at a time, which is also true for vim..
- aaronem 13y agoWell, you never have to, but it can be useful, e.g. with C-M-x instead of M-x eval-defun RET. I've never yet had to bind a chord with more than two meta keys, but considering that even Photoshop has three-meta chords (e.g. C-M-S-s, File/Save for Web...), I don't really see the problem.
- pmr_ 13y agoThen you are doing it wrong. ;) But seriously: How do you do common things such as `query-replace{-regex}` or `indent-region`? Have you rebound them all?
- welterde 13y agoNope.. Haven't rebound anything. But strangely I very rarely need either of them, so haven't bothered so far to remember the shortcut (however I would indeed rebind them if that were to change). However.. point taken. The default bindings for those two functions are terrible (at least with a german keyboard layout).
- chongli 13y agoM-x qxp<ENTER> ido-mode is essential. :)