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48 questions linked to/from Problems with keybindings when using terminal
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What does S mean in emacs keybinding notation (org-mode) [duplicate]
Looking at the keybindings here http://orgmode.org/guide/Structure-editing.html#Structure-editing, it asks us to use
M-S-<RET>
to add a TODO at the same level. What does the S here mean? I ...
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Why doesn't "C-;" "C-,", or "C-." work in a terminal emulator? (OS X Terminal, Iterm2) [duplicate]
I have bound "C-;" to 'other-window in my config like so.
(global-set-key (kbd "C-;") 'other-window)
When I run emacs outside of a terminal, this keybinding works as I would expect. Inside Iterm2 ...
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Weird keyboard behaviour by Emacs in a terminal [duplicate]
I am having problems to configure my EMACS in -nw mode using linux thorough ssh. I am trying to map Ctrl+Shift+z to redo using undo-tree-redo. I tried the following code
(defalias 'redo 'undo-tree-...
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The shift is useless when I am in the iterm2 with emacs -nw [duplicate]
GNU Emacs 24.5.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin14.5.0
Org-mode version 8.2.10 (release_8.2.10
For example, when I use C-q M-Return. It shows ^[ .
But when I use C-q M-S-Return. It still shows ^[ . It seems S:...
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Paredit slurp hotkey doesnt work [duplicate]
I'm having a real hard time getting the paredit slurp key to work. I know it is bound to C-), and by describing the paredit-slurp-forward-sexp it confirms that.
When I fire up M-x describe-key and ...
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C-RET not recognized by Emacs in terminal [duplicate]
Attempting C-c C-RET gives me the following:
C-c RET is undefined
Any thoughts on what is happening here?
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C-S-Backspace not working [duplicate]
When using emacs, C-S-Backspace seems to only delete one char and not the whole line.
After reading Here I see the text:
"C-S-backspace (kill-whole-line) kills a whole line including its
newline,...
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Key binding in terminal emacs [duplicate]
I started to use Linux Mint. On the Terminal, I can use emacs -nw and emacs. I can't get the same key behavior about the following two configs. In particular, these settings work in emacs, but not in ...
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C-M-... bindings in emacs -nw [duplicate]
I have an issue when I run emacs with -nw: all my C-M- bindings stop working, as C (control) doesn't register, and only the M- binding is executed.
E.g:
(global-set-key (kbd "C-M-.") '...
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C-S-n and C-= not working in emacs if running within terminal [duplicate]
I am running emacs inside tmux within iterm2 on OSX. For some reason these key bindings do not work properly
C-S-n
C-=
C-+
C-;
And some others too that are similar.
All of these work when running ...
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Meta+Shift-Return in iTerm2 on Mac not working [duplicate]
Have you met the case that Emacs in iterm2 on Mac does not recognize M-S-RET (Meta(Option)+Shift+ Return key)? I guess it's related to the modifier key conversions in terminals.
M-S-RET is used in ...
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Return key when Emacs running inside a terminal [duplicate]
I have re-assigned the RETURN key to exit the insert state in Evil mode.
(define-key evil-insert-state-map [return] 'evil-normal-state)
But this does't work with emacs -nw in terminal. Any way to ...
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C-C C-SPC not working in RHEL 6.7 GNOME 2.28.2 [duplicate]
The key C-SPC is not working in RHEL 6.7 GNOME 2.28.2.
When I try C-h k and then hit C-SPC I see the following message on the mini-buffer:
C-@ is undefined
That is, SPC is mistaken for @.
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emacs on terminal does not recognise option as alt-key on mac
I am on a mac and I am running emacs 24.4.1, but I have the same problem also with 22.1.1. When I open mac on a terminal on the remote host, it does not recognise option key (alt) like the meta key. I ...
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How to bind C-i as different from TAB?
I want to make Control-i perform indent-region (basically since Xcode has built that muscle memory already).
I realise that Control-i and tab are indistinguishable in the Ascii sense, but they are in ...