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About NO-REMAP in `where-is-internal'
From: |
Andreas Politz |
Subject: |
About NO-REMAP in `where-is-internal' |
Date: |
Mon, 11 Feb 2013 05:38:08 +0100 |
> In (info "(elisp) Scanning Keymaps"):
> -- Function: where-is-internal command &optional keymap firstonly
> noindirect no-remap
> [...]
> The fifth argument, NO-REMAP[...]
> If a command OTHER-COMMAND is remapped to COMMAND: [...]
> If COMMAND is remapped to OTHER-COMMAND: [...]
> I'm confused about the COMMAND and the OTHER-COMMAND. What's the
> differences of them?
Assume there is some binding
(define-key keymap [remap OTHER-COMMAND] 'COMMAND) .
The text describes the different behaviour, in case of
(where-is-internal 'OTHER-COMMAND keymap nil nil no-remap) or
(where-is-internal 'COMMAND keymap nil nil no-remap) .
-AP