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C-a, C-e, C-n, C-p all work. EDIT: C-f, C-b work as well. Are there any others? Actually, I can tell you for a fact, I've hit M-b (∫) many times and been dis
by escherize 12y ago
C-a, C-e, C-n, C-p all work.
EDIT: C-f, C-b work as well.
Are there any others?
Actually, I can tell you for a fact, I've hit M-b (∫) many times and been disappointed by it. I get why, but I'm still disappointed.
- jakobegger 11y agoMy favorite one is C-t (transpose)
- jakobegger 11y agoAnd of course there's kill C-k and yank C-y
- lloeki 11y agoBut sadly, no C-w.
- fatboy 11y agoI've never used emacs - Is that 'select word'? I have that system-wide by putting "^w" = (selectWord:); into '~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict'. There's a load of information online about the customisation that can be put in this file. Here's a comment of mine with some links in it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6718604 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6718604 Annoyingly, Xcode stopped paying attention to this file at some point around version 4, so now you have to maintain a separate version for that.
- draven 11y agoOnly C-something works, no? I'm also still trying M-b / M-f regularly (with either Option or Command for Meta, which has surprising consequences every single time.) C-t works though, and that's awesome to correct typos.
- baddox 11y agoAh, so here's the trick. However I have my modifier keys set up for my external (non-Mac) keyboard means I can't really use them. I use my Caps Lock in Emacs for the C modifier, but in OS X my Alt key is the one that works in normal text inputs.