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From: langz@E40-334-1.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.emacs
Subject: GNUemacs keymaps, X mouse button support
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Date: Mon, 17-Aug-87 01:40:46 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 17 01:40:46 1987
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Hi there!  I'm a novice GNU hacker, and I'm trying to find a simple way to
browse keymaps.  The thought came to me of a keymap browser/editor in the
tradition of list-buffers and dired.  The thought then came to me that, as
interesting as such a project might be, I'd rather not take it on if there's
some other simple way to examine a keymap in human readble form.  I can just
use define-key to do any actual editing.

Second, can anybody supply some fairly complete documentation on programming in
GNUemacs under X v10.  In particular, I'd like to know how to refer to the
mouse button/modifier key combinations when using define-key on the mouse-map
keymap, but I'll take anything you've got.  I'm information-hungry.  P.S.: RMS,
when are we going to see letter "X" sections in the Command and Function,
Variable, and Concept indices? hint, hint :-).  Thanks much.

Be seeing you...
-- Lang Zerner   ARPA: langz@athena.mit.edu   UUCP: mit-eddie!mit-athena!langz
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