[gentoo-lisp] New keybindings in ebuild-mode

[gentoo-lisp] New keybindings in ebuild-mode

[Ulrich Mueller]

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I am planning to change keybindings in ebuild-mode with the next (1.73)
release. The reason is that ebuild-mode-keymap has become crowded,
and almost no C-c C-LETTER keys remain that have a useful mnemonic.

One problem is that ebuild-mode is derived from sh-mode which uses 13
of the 24 available letters (namely, cdfilnorstuwx). In particular,
sh-mode in recent Emacs versions has added C-c C-d and C-c C-n which
collide with ebuild-mode commands.

So, the keybindings would be updated as follows:

   command                             old       new
   ---------------------------------------------------------
   ebuild-run-command                  C-c C-e   C-c C-e C-e
   ebuild-mode-run-pkgdev              C-c C-p   C-c C-e C-p
   ebuild-mode-run-pkgcheck            C-c C-q   C-c C-e C-c
   ebuild-mode-find-workdir            C-c C-d   C-c C-e C-w
   ebuild-mode-find-s                  (none)    C-c C-e C-s
   ebuild-mode-keyword                 C-c C-k   C-c C-e C-k
   ebuild-mode-ekeyword                C-c C-y   C-c C-e C-y
   ebuild-mode-all-keywords-unstable   C-c C-b   C-c C-e C-u
   ebuild-mode-insert-skeleton         C-c C-n   C-c C-e C-n
   ---------------------------------------------------------

Suggestions and comments are welcome.

Ulrich

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Re: [gentoo-lisp] New keybindings in ebuild-mode

[Maciej Barć]

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Hi Ulrich,

This is ok but wdyt about last one being just a latter, for example: C-c 
C-e e?

W dniu 5.08.2024 o 19:40, Ulrich Mueller pisze:
> I am planning to change keybindings in ebuild-mode with the next (1.73)
> release. The reason is that ebuild-mode-keymap has become crowded,
> and almost no C-c C-LETTER keys remain that have a useful mnemonic.
> 
> One problem is that ebuild-mode is derived from sh-mode which uses 13
> of the 24 available letters (namely, cdfilnorstuwx). In particular,
> sh-mode in recent Emacs versions has added C-c C-d and C-c C-n which
> collide with ebuild-mode commands.
> 
> So, the keybindings would be updated as follows:
> 
>     command                             old       new
>     ---------------------------------------------------------
>     ebuild-run-command                  C-c C-e   C-c C-e C-e
>     ebuild-mode-run-pkgdev              C-c C-p   C-c C-e C-p
>     ebuild-mode-run-pkgcheck            C-c C-q   C-c C-e C-c
>     ebuild-mode-find-workdir            C-c C-d   C-c C-e C-w
>     ebuild-mode-find-s                  (none)    C-c C-e C-s
>     ebuild-mode-keyword                 C-c C-k   C-c C-e C-k
>     ebuild-mode-ekeyword                C-c C-y   C-c C-e C-y
>     ebuild-mode-all-keywords-unstable   C-c C-b   C-c C-e C-u
>     ebuild-mode-insert-skeleton         C-c C-n   C-c C-e C-n
>     ---------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Suggestions and comments are welcome.
> 
> Ulrich

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Re: [gentoo-lisp] New keybindings in ebuild-mode

[muravey.omsk]

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Re: [gentoo-lisp] New keybindings in ebuild-mode

[Ulrich Mueller]

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>>>>> On Fri, 09 Aug 2024, Maciej Barć wrote:

> This is ok but wdyt about last one being just a latter, for example:
> C-c C-e e?

IMHO an all-control sequence like C-c C-e C-e is easier to type because
one can keep the control key pressed. There's precedence for Emacs
itself, e.g. C-x C-f, C-x C-s and C-x C-x are more frequently used than
their letter counterparts.

Ulrich

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