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Hi Tiago,


tiagohenriques@lycos.co.uk (Tiago Henriques) writes:
> C-h c <return>:
> <return> is undefined
> 
> C-h c <keypad enter>:
> RET (translated from <kp-enter>) runs the command newline
> 
> After I type these 2 commands, C-h l shows:
> (...) C-h c <return> C-h c <kp-enter> C-h l
> 
> It seems that the return key is unassigned. How can I assign it to run
> the command newline, similarly to the keypad-enter key?

Been there recently.  I think this should help:

  (define-key function-key-map [return] [?\C-m])

OTOH, I copied this line from lisp/term/mac-win.el, and that file
should be loaded on Emacs startup, as I understand it.


so long, benny