Re: Manipulating keymaps

>    $ emacs -Q lorem-ipsum
>
>    ; This time the  file is opened  using mode  "Shell-script[bash]" and
>    ; key "M-q" is bound to  "prog-fill-reindent-defun".   Now change the
>    ; file's contents to
>
>    #! /usr/bin/bash
>    #
>    # lorem ipsum, dolor sit amet  consectetur adipisci velit, ONE, TWO, THREE, sed eius modi
>    # tempora incidunt, ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam.
>
>    ; Again place the cursor on the "#" character preceding "lorem",  en-
>    ; ter "C-<blank> <down> <down> C-u M-q"  to again re-format these two
>    ; lines, BUT NOTHING HAPPENS,  the two lines don't change.   However,
>    ; if you again place the cursor  on the "#" character  preceding "lo-
>    ; rem"  and enter  "C-<blank> <down> <down> C-u M-x fill-region"  the
>    ; two lines WILL BE re-formatted.  And that's what I want to happen.

Looks like a plain bug to me.  I recommend you `M-x report-emacs-bug`
with the above description (tho I don't have a "blank" key, so I used
the SPC key instead; also be careful with the `<down>` steps because
depending on line-wrapping it gets you to different places and IME it
changes the behavior significantly).


=== Stefan