Seiji Zenitani
zenit****@mac*****
Wed Mar 15 02:17:34 JST 2006
Hi, On 2006/03/14, at 2:08, Peter Dyballa wrote: > > C-h k ESC BACKSPACE => > > M-DEL (translated from <escape> <backspace>) runs the command undo > which is an interactive compiled Lisp function in `redo.el'. > It is bound to A-z, C-_, <undo>, C-/, M-DEL, <menu-bar> <edit> > <undo>. > (undo &optional arg) > > Undo some previous changes. > Repeat this command to undo more changes. > A numeric argument serves as a repeat count. > > I nowhere re-define undo. *BUT* I have: > > (global-set-key "\377" 'backward-kill-word) ; M-BS > (global-set-key "\343" 'clipboard-kill-ring-save) ; M-c > (global-set-key "\366" 'clipboard-yank) ; M-v > I reproduced. M-DEL is undo on a mac, but it's not undo on another mac. At present, I don't understand the difference. >>> /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/Resources/share/emacs/22.0.50/site- >>> lisp/site-start.el has >>> >>> (mac-preview-mode 1)) >>> >>> So I get in *Backtrace*: >>> >>> Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable mac-preview-mode) >> >> mac-preview-mode is defined in /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/ >> Resources/site-lisp/mac/mac-print.el, but it seems that Emacs cannot >> find the right mac-print.el in your case. > > I was obviously using a function from mac-print.el in the .emacs > lines for this Emacs version, trying to make it behave more like in > the unchanged set-up. > I see, "mac-print" causes name-collision. I'll rename it. > I had a (prefer-coding-system 'iso-latin-9-unix) too much! Adding > utf-8-unix makes in dired the month's abbreviated name look correct, > but the file name ending in € still ends in ¤ instead. As in > *shell*. C-s € finds ¤ instead. > > When I press in *shell* alt-e (or Option-e) first ¤ appears. When I > then press RETURN, ¤ becomes € (I did this in ls -l | grep € -- > but the file's name still ends in ¤). > > > *shell* mode still has no encoding (- in mode-line) and so file names > are listed as de-composed UTF-8 strings à la a´U^i¨Ǔa`.txt > (set-default-coding-systems 'utf-8-unix) $ ls | iconv -f utf-8-MAC -t utf-8 > > Although hightlight-region is on, a region that I start with C-SPACE > is *not* highlighted. Only the mouse activates the highlighted > background. If you use "Mac-Style Key Binding" or mac-key-mode, pc-selection-mode is turned on. Compare pc-selection-mode and transient-mark-mode. -- Seiji
