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bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?)
From: |
Juri Linkov |
Subject: |
bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?) |
Date: |
Mon, 15 Nov 2021 20:54:25 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/29.0.50 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu) |
>>> This is because currently only the last character of the initial
>>> key sequence is allowed to be repeated. The initial key was "C-n"
>>> and the repeat key is "n" - it's not the same key. This condition
>>> was added to repeat only such key sequences 'C-x u u u u ...',
>>> but not 'C-/ u u u u ...'.
>>
>> That explains why I can't repeat C-n, but what makes repeat-mode
>> repeat C-n when at the first line? That really perplexes me and I'm
>> curious to know the reason.
>
> It seems you found a bug. When typing C-p at the beginning of the
> buffer it signals an error "Beginning of buffer" (this is correct).
>
> But in this case '(this-command-keys-vector)' used by repeat-mode
> returns []. This is an unexpected value.
Or maybe this is not a bug: since an error stops executing a keyboard macro,
it makes sense to stop a repeating sequence on error as well
(this logic will be applied after fixing the reported bug).
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?),
Juri Linkov <=
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Visuwesh, 2021/11/16
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Juri Linkov, 2021/11/16
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Visuwesh, 2021/11/16
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Juri Linkov, 2021/11/17
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Visuwesh, 2021/11/20
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Juri Linkov, 2021/11/20
- bug#51390: 29.0.50; repeat-mode: Fails to repeat keys in global-map(?), Visuwesh, 2021/11/20