RE: RE: [Ilisp-devel] Re: Using Emacs as a Lisp IDE

From: Nikodemus Siivola on Tuesday, July 15, 2003 6:15 AM
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> I recall that you (or someone) at some stage had a web-page=20
> with a nice table of bindings when you were asking for=20
> community input.
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> Have you considered putting that at a permanent location?

The web page that I created while modifying the FSF keybindings was only
meant to be a tool for soliciting feedback on different alternative
mappings. Now that the changes have been made, the web page is no longer
relevant. I am reluctant to make it available on a permanent basis as I
have no intentions of keeping it updated. Also, ILISP documentation
should be maintained as part of ILISP. If you think there are ways that
we should improve the ILISP documentation, let's have that discussion;
however, I don't think my old web page should be resurrected.=20

My personal feeling is that the ILISP texi file shouldn't have any
keybindings in it at all - only commands. The "C-h m" output provides a
very good summary of the keybindings and commands and I refer to it when
I'm looking up keybindings rather than the documentation. However, that
is just my viewpoint. How do others feel about this?

--
Bill Clementson


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