RE: RE: Setting keybinding for org-support-shift-select t

[Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> I have usually used key bindings to do some operations I like. But then,
> the keybindings became too cryptic for me to remember and thought of
> using my user defined function names for the more complicated operations.
> 
> As you are saying, I can either have <f1> defined as a Prefix-Key
> or use it to call my user defined functions.  Hover I cannot use <f1>
> to do both - calling functions and using keybindings.
> 
> So then I might have, for example, <f1> to use with keybindings and
> <f2> to use with my user defined functions.
> 
> Correct me if I am wrong, but I think I understood you.

Yes, I believe you understood.

A key can _either_ be bound to a keymap (and to
a prefix command, which is, in effect, just that
keymap) _or_ be bound to a command (which is not
a prefix command, i.e., not just a keymap).

Removing the parenthetical qualifications: A key
can either be bound to a keymap or to a command,
not to both.

Either Emacs sees only a prefix key and waits for
the rest of a key sequence or Emacs sees a completed
sequence and invokes its command.