Re: Remapping keys and creating my own keymap \\ too complicated\\

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

Thank you, Robert, it is a complete answer to my first question. And 
thus maybe to all the others, logically.

So, I'll set my new key bindings in .emacs file and I'll be happy with it.

P. S. But it's still interestin though why is there such a difference in 
the description of the *define-keymap* command in the official docs and 
in the Emacs Pal article. I suppose there must be an exact description 
for the command in the manual, which is the only true. So are they in 
Emacs Pal wrong?

ср, 04.12.2024 19:40, Robert Pluim пишет:
>>>>>> On Wed, 4 Dec 2024 19:37:11 +0300, Tatsu Takamaro<tatsu.takamaro@gmail.com>  said:
>      Tatsu> Thank you! OK, so once again, am I right that if I just want to set my
>      Tatsu> own key bindings (not changing all of them, but just some), then it's
>      Tatsu> better to just use keymap-global-set (anticipated by
>      Tatsu> keymap-global-unset)? And I may don't care about touching and changing
>      Tatsu> the default settings?
>
> Yes.
>
>      Tatsu> And can I be sure that everything is all right when I change the
>      Tatsu> global keymap, won't I be necessarily have to reinstall Emacs
>      Tatsu> everytime I do something wrong (if I do...) with the global key
>      Tatsu> assignment?
>
>      Tatsu> Is it just a matter of the ".emacs" file, and all wiil turn right if I
>      Tatsu> just zeroize the ".emacs" settings?
>
> Right. You can always move the .emacs file out of the way, or start
> emacs with the "-Q" flag, which will prevent it from loading .emacs
>
>      Tatsu> And if so, I can just have my own settings inside of the ".emacs"
>      Tatsu> file, and if I go to another computer I can just bring my ".emacs"
>      Tatsu> file with me and it will work the way I want? And so it means I don't
>      Tatsu> need a separate keymap file, do I?
>
> Exactly. Iʼve been carrying my .emacs around for decades over dozens
> of machines.
>
> Robert