This adds describe-key-briefly, which works like its emacs counterpart. It is also bound to C-h c like its emacs counterpart. This forces us to move describe-command to C-h f, but I consider this binding better, since it aligns to describe-function from emacs bound on C-h f.
The second commit adds where-is bound to C-h w which works mostly like its emacs counterpart, except it always searches all keymaps and displays what keymap the binding is from.
This adds
describe-key-briefly
, which works like its emacs counterpart. It is also bound to C-h c like its emacs counterpart. This forces us to movedescribe-command
to C-h f, but I consider this binding better, since it aligns todescribe-function
from emacs bound on C-h f.The second commit adds
where-is
bound to C-h w which works mostly like its emacs counterpart, except it always searches all keymaps and displays what keymap the binding is from.