is there a way to get the key bindings for emacs to act like ms_notepad?
ex.
<shift>+<dn> selects a line
<ctrl>+<home> top of page
.. etc
by David Shaffe » Wed, 15 Jul 1998 04:00:00
ex.
<shift>+<dn> selects a line
<ctrl>+<home> top of page
.. etc
by David M. Co » Sat, 18 Jul 1998 04:00:00
A better place to ask emacs questions would be the gnu.emacs or
comp.emacs.xemacs newsgroups.
In XEmacs you can triple click to select a line. There could be a keyboardQuote:>ex.
><shift>+<dn> selects a line
shift-downarrow just moves down one line, and ctrl-h c also gives this as
just downarrow, so I don't think XEmacs recognizes it.
This goes to the top of the buffer in XEmacs.Quote:><ctrl>+<home> top of page
Dave Cook
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I'd REALLY like to assign:
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and
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Just like nedit, just like all Windows products
(I know, this is a unix newsgroup, but
common functionality is Good).
P.S. Untried solutions don't count.
Thanks in advance!
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