Which keybinding was used to call a function?

Which keybinding was used to call a function?

[Nathaniel Flath]

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Is there a way for a function to tell what keybinding it was called with?
I'm trying to modify yasnippet.el to work with multiple trigger keys, but I
need to be able to tell which key it was called with for the fallback
behaviour to work correctly.

Thanks,
Nathaniel Flath

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RE: Which keybinding was used to call a function?

[Drew Adams]

> Is there a way for a function to tell what keybinding it
> was called with?  I'm trying to modify yasnippet.el to
> work with multiple trigger keys, but I need to be able
> to tell which key it was called with for the fallback
> behaviour to work correctly.

See function `this-command-keys'.

Re: Which keybinding was used to call a function?

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 22.03.2010 um 05:44 schrieb Nathaniel Flath:

> Is there a way for a function to tell what keybinding it was called  
> with?


C-h l – view-lossage might help. C-h b lists all key bindings, listing  
also the function names. C-h f <function name> often lists the keys  
its bound to.

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