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Edit the "Key bindings" section for Emacs-30.0.60

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Gerard Vermeulen 2024-06-23 18:10:45 +02:00
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Table [[tab:basic-key-bindings]] lists basic key bindings. Enabling Table [[tab:basic-key-bindings]] lists basic key bindings. The =which-key= package
=which-key-mode= is another way of associating key bindings with commands. This is builtin since Emacs-30.0.60 and enabling =which-key-mode= facilitates to
setup assumes that =which-key= is a builtin package or an installed external associate [[info:elisp#Key Sequences][key sequences (info)]] with commands:
package. Notes:
1. This setup does not enable =which-key-mode= because of rare interference with 1. This setup does not enable =which-key-mode= because of rare interference with
for instance a process that the =compile= command launches. for instance a process that the =compile= command launches.
2. ChatGPT bullshits on "How to page in =which-key-mode= on Emacs". Anyhow, it 2. ChatGPT bullshits on "How to page in =which-key-mode= on Emacs". Anyhow, it
is easier to bypass paging. is easier to bypass paging.
3. The *easiest* solution to bypass paging in =which-key-mode= as listing 3. The *easiest* solution is to bypass paging in =which-key-mode= as listing
[[lst:setup-which-key]] implements. [[lst:setup-which-key]] implements.
#+attr_latex: :booktabs yes :float table #+attr_latex: :booktabs yes :float table