Closed jesse-black closed 9 years ago
I've fixed most of the things discussed at the melpa pr. For the keybindings, the conventions say not to define C-c letter bindings because they are reserved for users, and that minor modes can use C-c punctuation bindings. How about C-c .
?
Are you picking C-c .
for a particular reason? I may be missing the point. It would work for me, though perhaps it's easier to remember C-c e
.
Do you know of any libraries that break with C-c e
?
from the keybinding conventions link:
Don't define C-c letter as a key in Lisp programs. Sequences consisting of C-c and a letter (either upper or lower case) are reserved for users; they are the only sequences reserved for users, so do not block them.
Sequences consisting of C-c followed by any other punctuation character are allocated for minor modes.
So users are supposed to be able to create bindings like C-c c
or C-c e
in their configuration files and this would overwrite that. This is a minor mode and . is punctuation, so an appropriate keybinding might be C-c .
. This actually did happen to me, I was using C-c c
in my configuration when I started using this and it would get overwritten.
It will be easy to configure it back to your preferred keybinding anyway.
Makes perfect sense. Seems I missed the link you included earlier. Thanks.
Great! I hadn't changed the keybinding yet, should I make another pr or will you do it?
I'm on it.
also submitted a PR to melpa here