Re: key bindings

[Kester Clegg]

sdieselil@yahoo.com (sdieselil) writes:

> On the other side arrow keys and C-z, C-x, C-c, C-v (for clipboard
> operations) are still very comfortable for me so I decide to make a
> mixed key bindings map: 

[...]

> Or you can convince me that traditional Emacs system is better?

I would stick to the traditional Emacs, simply because if you need to
work on someone else terminal, it's a pain when you've set up too many
personalised keybindings.  You're immediately rendered a newbie on
someone else's machine, or you can't use their emacs because they've
done their own weird bindings.  Plus, lot's of other apps use the
default emacs bindings, e.g. the bash CLI, Matlab, etc, etc..  And you
may not be able to make use of people's smart answers on this newsgroup
if you've overwritten some default binding or other.  :-)

The keys you suggest for the clipboard are heavily used already...

 
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Hi!

I'm using Emacs 21.2.1 under Windows XP. I'm currently working on a latex
document with one main document (main.tex). Each chapter is kept in a
seperate file and included in main.tex using the \include{} command.

>From the main document (main.tex) reftex is working fine when pressing C-c
=: The TOC is shown, and I can switch to any section in any chapter. When
I'm working in a chapter (= a file included in main.tex) and pressing C-c =,
the TOC shown only contains entries from the current chapter (= current .tex
file). What I want is the "full TOC" from the entire document - just as it
is shown from the main.tex file.

I have tried the same under Linux (the emacs version may be different), and
the TOC always contains all entries.

Is this a bug or did I miss something?

Please advise a newbie :-)

Best regards,

Jens-Peter