Re: Is it possible to bind "C-)" in emacs23?

[pjb@informatimago.com (Pascal J. Bourguignon)]

quodlibetor <quodlibetor@gmail.com> writes:

> I would really like to bind C-).
>
> I've tried: (all of the following with both local- and global- set
> key)
>
> (local-set-key "\C-)" 'foo) ;error, invalid modifier in string
> "\C-\S-0"    ;same
> [C-)]          ;unbalanced parenthesis.
> [C-S-0]      ; no error, but doesn't work
> [C-(kbd (self-insert-command ")")]    ;totally borked
> [C-(kbd ")")]     ; doesn't error, but really weird result
>
> etc, i can't remember.
>
> I tried entering into edmacro-mode to figure it out, and it hasn't
> helped me.
>
> Any tips seriously welcome.

This question doesn't depend on emacs, but on what lies between your
keyboard and emacs.

Basically, if you are in a windowing environment, emacs will be able
to discriminate C-) and you will be able to bind it to your command.

On the other hand if you are with a terminal, then there is no control
character corresponding to C-), so it's won't be possible.

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__Pascal Bourguignon__