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The helpful comments by @TianxiangXiong and @phils identified the problem: ESC is the prefix char for M, so emacs will be confounded by the keybindings I've given it. This is a pity since I really wanted those shortcuts. However, based on this commentthis comment, I was able workaround this and get what I wanted by simply changing ("ESC" . company-abort) to ("<escape>" . company-abort) in the :config. At least in my system (Ubuntu 16.04) this worked.

The helpful comments by @TianxiangXiong and @phils identified the problem: ESC is the prefix char for M, so emacs will be confounded by the keybindings I've given it. This is a pity since I really wanted those shortcuts. However, based on this comment, I was able workaround this and get what I wanted by simply changing ("ESC" . company-abort) to ("<escape>" . company-abort) in the :config. At least in my system (Ubuntu 16.04) this worked.

The helpful comments by @TianxiangXiong and @phils identified the problem: ESC is the prefix char for M, so emacs will be confounded by the keybindings I've given it. This is a pity since I really wanted those shortcuts. However, based on this comment, I was able workaround this and get what I wanted by simply changing ("ESC" . company-abort) to ("<escape>" . company-abort) in the :config. At least in my system (Ubuntu 16.04) this worked.

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The helpful comments by @TianxiangXiong and @phils identified the problem: ESC is the prefix char for M, so emacs will be confounded by the keybindings I've given it. This is a pity since I really wanted those shortcuts. However, based on this comment, I was able workaround this and get what I wanted by simply changing ("ESC" . company-abort) to ("<escape>" . company-abort) in the :config. At least in my system (Ubuntu 16.04) this worked.

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The helpful comments by @TianxiangXiong and @phils identified the problem: ESC is the prefix char for M, so emacs will be confounded by the keybindings I've given it. This is a pity since I really wanted those shortcuts. However, based on this comment, I was able workaround this and get what I wanted by simply changing ("ESC" . company-abort) to ("<escape>" . company-abort) in the :config. At least in my system (Ubuntu 16.04) this worked.

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