Bill Freeman wrote:
Then the very next keystroke that you should learn is "C-H K", which runs describe-key, which prompts for a key (combinatione), and displays the on line documentation for the command bound to the key.
That's awesome! Thanks!
Some initial playing with this command seems to indicate that a lot of the keystroke commands are really shortcuts for "interactive compiled Lisp functions". I didn't know that.
Looking forward to getting some more time to learn more of these.
Erik
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