Re: [External] : Q1 - the keys' bindings to work more widely

[Tatsu Takamaro <tatsu.takamaro@gmail.com>]

 >> You can't bind non-interactive functions to keys.

But I rebound globally and this works:

*(keymap-global-unset "C-c")**
**(keymap-global-set "C-c" #'kill-ring-save)*

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 >> This is a keymap: '(keymap ("a" . #'kill-ring-save)))

Do you mean this:

    *(define-minor-mode ttkeys-mode "Normal key bindings"**
    **:init-value 1 :lighter " TT" :global 1**
    **:keymap**
    **'(keymap      ("a" . #'kill-ring-save)))*

Doesn't work either.

вт, 17.12.2024 3:05, Drew Adams пишет:
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> Below.
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>> I've read conventions, but did not find any answer to my questions. The
>> only thing that may be close to it is about "Sequences consisting of C-c
>> followed by...", but it is irrelevant because 1) My "C-c" is not followed
>> by anything, 2) I don't make any plugin for other users, I just try to
>> set Emacs for myself. All the World uses Ctrl + c for copy, so the whole
>> world would not sag under one program.
> A user can use any keys s?he likes. That Elisp convention tells you which
> keys are reserved for users. Other keys (not reserved for users) are
> likely to have bindings provided by Emacs or packages, so if you bind
> them to different keys you might change some behavior. That's all - just
> useful to know, for users too.
>
>> Anyway, my question here is why the key bindings in my minor mode don't
>> work. Is there some syntax mistake? Lets' for example change them to
>> others:
>>
>> (define-minor-mode ttkeys-mode "Normal key bindings"
>> :init-value 1 :lighter " TT" :global 1
>> :keymap
>> '(
>> ("a" . #'kill-ring-save)
>> )
>> )
> This isn't a keymap: '(("a" . #'kill-ring-save)))
>
> (keymapp '(("a" . #'kill-ring-save))) ; returns nil
>
> This is a keymap: '(keymap ("a" . #'kill-ring-save)))
>
> (keymapp '(keymap ("a" . #'kill-ring-save))) ; returns t
>
>> Well, this variant doesn't work either. I get the message: "Wrong type
>> argument: commandp, #'kill-ring-save"
> Yes, that too. You can't bind non-interactive functions to keys.