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C-x C-c is for Kill Emacs (save-buffers-kill-terminal).
Maybe on other systems you are using emacsclient, then
C-x C-c behaves specially if you are using Emacs as a server. If you type it from a client frame, it closes the client connection.
Or maybe you run multiple instances of Emacs?
To close only one frame use C-x 5 0 or s-w.
This command delete ...
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I have the command fill-paragraph mapped to key <escape> q, it is mapped by default in emacs.
In fact, it's mapped to ESC q by default, which is slightly different. ESC is the ascii escape character, while <escape> is the keyboard key at top left of your keyboard (but if you're using Emacs from a text terminal, the terminal probably sends ESC, ...
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Maybe something like this:
(defun change-dict-and-ispell ()
(interactive)
(ispell-change-dictionary "en_GB")
(ispell-message))
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c s e") 'change-dict-and-ispell)
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This is impossible with Evil's current design. Here's roughly what happens for a normal Emacs command:
Emacs waits for a complete keybinding
You press a key
Emacs looks it up in the currently active keymaps
It finds a match for a prefix
It waits for another key in that prefix map
It looks it up again
This repeats until a full keybinding has been read
Emacs ...
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Local key bindings override global ones. Minor-mode key bindings override local (major mode) key bindings.
So do one of these things:
Define those keys in the maps of those modes so they invoke the commands you want, other-window and open-line.
Define your own minor mode, and define those keys in your minor mode map. And turn on your minor mode and always ...
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You should/cannot use the interactive commands isearch-forward-symbol-at-point and query-replace-regexp in that way to define a new function.
For an instance isearch-forward-symbol-at-point does not return the symbol at point and query-replace-regexp requires a TO argument if called non-interactively.
I think the following Elisp function comes very close ...
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This is the key binding that does what you want, out of the box: M-s . C-M-%.
The M-s . part starts searching with isearch-forward-symbol-at-point.
The C-M-% part starts query-replace-regexp, the current search string as the old text, to search for and replace.
(C-M-$ is undefined in isearch-mode-map (and the global map).)
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flyspell-mode only optionally binds flyspell-auto-correct-word to <M-tab> and to C-.. That has been so for a very long time (at least Emacs 23).
Switch the binding for <M-tab> off by the customizing the option flyspell-use-meta-tab to off. One way to do so is by clicking the menu item
Options->Customize Emacs->Specific Option and typing ...
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