Re: removal of ^T from WhereIs and GotoLine

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Hello Benno,


> I've added back unlisted ^T toggles to the WhereIs and GotoLine menus, 
> similar to how ^Y/^V are already handled in WhereIs:

Thank you for taking my proposal into consideration.

> the second is correct only when using --modernbindings.

Sorry, I incorrectly thought ^S^Q had become the default.

> Are you using the latter?

No :-)
Not only because my fingers are now wired to perform ^O^X without thinking 
about it, but also because alternating right hand / left hand is easier 
for me than performing two left-hand operations in a row. Besides, ^Q is 
hard for me because I only use the left-hand side Control key.

> Every such article contains some mistake: sometimes saying that ^O^X 
> will save and exit,

(I remembered the AI's directions, but not the minute details. It may have 
advised to press Enter after ^O, I don't know.)


Sébastien.

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