Kim Storm wrote:
> Yes. But S-TAB does not and S-TAB is unfortunately used for TAB in
> the inverse direction in tons of spaces in Emacs, which is a nuisance.
If I hit S-TAB (GNU/Linux + X), I get this message:
<backtab> (translated from <S-iso-lefttab>) is undefined
It is only bound in certain modes. For instance, Info-prev-reference
is a rather important command in Info, but it is, by default, not
bound to any key on a tty. Strictly speaking, it is bound to
<backtab> or <S-tab>, but on a tty, that gets translated to <tab>, so
if you press S-tab, you go to the _next_ reference instead of the
previous one. Same for widget-backward in Custom, but there at least
you can use `p' if you know about it.
Sincerely,
Luc.
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