Re: bind the Ctrl-m key but not bind return

[Stefan Horomnea <stefan@softexperience.ro>]

Ok, I got it.

You put something like this in the map file you load with loadkeys:
control keycode 50 = F2

that means ctrl + m will send the F2 key.
and in your .emacs file you put:

(define-key globalmap [(f2)] 'my-command)

So, I use an additional function key (F2) for linking the ctlr+m stuff 
to it.

Maybe it could be done more ellegant, that's the solution I've found. 
But pay attention: in X (fedora and red had) probably won't work, 
because X settings override the keymap file somehow.
But in X you can use xmodmap.




Stefan Horomnea wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I really needed to bind Ctrl-M key to some command, but if I bind it, 
> i've seen that return is also bind to that command.
> So, I did some research and ctrl-m IS return.
>
> I solved this problem in KDE like this:
> - that command is bound to Ctrl-`
> - I used kcontrolcenter to translate my input of ctlr-m in ctrl-`
>
> And I used this solution for 2 years or so. But now I want to use 
> emacs over ssh, meaning i won't have X or KDE. And I am very used and 
> pleased with my Ctrl-m shortcut.
>
> Is there any solution ? Maybe using loadkeys command and .keymap file 
> in linux ? But how ?
>
> Thank you,
> Stefan
>
>
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