Re: Key themes

[David Masterson <dmaster@synopsys.com>]

>>>>> Bruce Ingalls writes:

> I was looking for a bigger picture, that there may be several
> suboptimally underengineered libraries with hard-coded keybindings,
> that would clash or suffer, as a result.

Uh, oh.  Sounds like you're talking about changing the underlying
mechanisms for define-key and global-set-key so that they pay
attention to key-themes.  When global-set-key is told to set (say)
"<ctrl>c" to something, it would first go (say) a key-themes-list to
lookup what key is acting as ^C at the moment and actually change the
setting for that key.

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Sr. R&D Engineer               Synopsys, Inc.
Software Engineering           Sunnyvale, CA