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* replicating prefix keys
@ 2007-05-16 16:24 Rustom Mody
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From: Rustom Mody @ 2007-05-16 16:24 UTC (permalink / raw)
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I am using ecb and find the prefix sequences too long to type (or remember)
For example a part of the key-bindings are as under

C-c . g b    ecb-goto-window-speedbar
C-c . g c    ecb-goto-window-compilation
C-c . g d    ecb-goto-window-directories
C-c . g h    ecb-goto-window-history
C-c . g l    ecb-goto-window-edit-last
C-c . g m    ecb-goto-window-methods
C-c . g s    ecb-goto-window-sources

C-c . l c    ecb-change-layout
C-c . l r    ecb-redraw-layout
C-c . l t    ecb-toggle-layout
C-c . l w    ecb-toggle-ecb-windows

Can I say make the function key f4 do the work of C-c . g
So that instead of C-c . g b I only need to type f4 b?

Thanks

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