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From: moore@UTKCS2.CS.UTK.EDU (Keith Moore)
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Subject: What keys do you bind in place of ^s, ^q
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Date: Tue, 23-Jun-87 17:59:55 EDT
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>When I used to use Gosling's emacs (now known as Unipress emacs), I used
>ESC-s for search-forward and ESC-q for quote-character.
>I'm now converting to GNU emacs, and these don't work so well.

Clarification:  I'm now converting to GNU emacs, and these don't work so
well if you use incremental searching instead of vanilla searching.
I now like to bind query-replace to ESC-q, so I have to find another
key for quote.

GNU emacs came with the key bindings set for incremental search, so
I decided to try it that way.  It's not a problem of which emacs.
ESC-s should work okay in either Emacs if you bind it to vanilla
search or regular expression search.

Keith Moore				Internet:  moore@utkcs2.cs.utk.edu
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