Contributions

[xpusostomos]

Are you guys interested in contributions to this? I've added a bunch new features that come from standard emacs:

• Browser hot keys: switch tabs like emacs, C-x Left, C-x Right. New tab, C-x C-f, new window, C-x 5 2, refresh C-L and more.

• Reverse undo/redo direction after C-g

• C-u input to specify repeat #

• Transpose functions, C-t, M-t, C-x C-t

• select all C-x h

• Replace M-%

• Grow window taller, C-x ^

• Kill window C-c C-c

• Forward and back paragraph M-} and M-{

.. and others

[catweazle9]

Thanks, yes, I'd be interested to take a look at what you've added.

It already supports C-u to specify a repeat #, at least for the basic movement/deletion commands - did you extend it further in some way? I imagine 'new window' would only make sense for certain apps? Same again for 'grow window taller'?

Does the M-% replace function work in the Outlook email editor or is it just for something like Visual Studio?

[xpusostomos]

I'm attaching the file. Yes I saw your C-u, but I changed it to use the autohotkey input mechanism to accept a number. But you've got to press enter, unlike real emacs.

New window is what ^n does on windows which works in many places. Grow window taller works everywhere, but of course what emacs thinks of a window is different to what windows does. The aim in all these is to leverage your knowledge in 2 directions, even if they are not exactly the same thing. Like I mapped the emacs upper/lower case keys to windows toggle case, because that is just what windows has.

M-% just calls the replace function in whatever your program has available for search and replace, which is no doubt quite different to emacs.

I'm still working on it, so I can send you an update when I get bored of it.

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Thanks, yes, I'd be interested to take a look at what you've added.

It already supports C-u to specify a repeat #, at least for the basic movement/deletion commands - did you extend it further in some way? I imagine 'new window' would only make sense for certain apps? Same again form 'grow window taller'?

Does the M-% replace function work in the Outlook email editor or is it just for something like Visual Studio?

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