Re: Find all commands bound to key prefix

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 03.04.2008 um 21:37 schrieb Seung Jun:
> I'd like to see a list of commands that are bound to key sequences
> that starts with some prefix (e.g., C-x C-v).  How do I do that?

C-h b – it creates a *Help* buffer that will show all "key  
translations."

Now mark the whole buffer and apply a shell-command on that region  
(M-|):

        M-| | egrep '^<your prefix>' | sort -u

The egrep command takes a regular expression ('^' is part of that and  
stands for: "at the beginning of the line", the '<your prefix>' part  
needs to be substituted with your search pattern, i.e., C-x C-v) and  
tries to find matching lines in the marked region. The final sort  
command removes all duplicates (-u) and presents egrep's findings in  
a sorted form.

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