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RE: Input events and (interactive "e")
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
RE: Input events and (interactive "e") |
Date: |
Sun, 24 Jun 2012 06:14:27 -0700 |
> Think of "C-x <someevent> C-s". Should "someevent" be considered as
> part of the whole key-sequence for the purpose of command
> lookup, or is "someevent" sufficiently special that it should be run
> immediately regardless of the previous "C-x" and then ignored from
> the overall key-sequence which will just read "C-x C-s"?
> If the latter, then your event should be handled by special-event-map.
1. This info was helpful to me. I've added it to the commentary in
`thumb-frm.el', which mentions that users can substitute thumbifying for
iconifying everywhere, including, say, clicking a window-mgr minimize button.
It's good to be aware of, even if a user might never accidentally do `C-x
<click-minimize-button> C-s'.
2. I support Eli's questions about documenting `e' more generally. No doubt
there is stuff here, too, that I and others are unaware of.