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is the incremental search facility that highlights matching text as characters are typed. isearch-forward and isearch-backward support searching characters, strings, and regexp.
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This was apparently due to Ubuntu (with Unity): C-M-s was in my case a default key-binding for minimizing windows.
Hence a conflict, I guess. Redefining it to something else solved the problem.
answered May 29 '17 by Giuseppe
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The purpose of this question is primarily to serve my curiosity, but it can maybe save some time for others who may press C-M-s (isearch-forward-regexp) just like they would press C-s (isearch …
asked May 29 '17 by Giuseppe
