imputerate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > so now the section of my .gnus.el file which forces gnus to accept key > bindings from my .emacs file is: > > (add-hook 'gnus-summary-mode-hook > (lambda () > (local-set-key (kbd "\ei") 'previous-line))) > ;; instead of 'gnus-message-mode-hook > (add-hook 'message-mode-hook > (lambda () > (local-set-key (kbd "\en") 'next-line))) > > the lesson to be taken from all this is that the "'gnus" should be > omitted when one is configuring the .gnus.el file;
Lest you take this as a general rule, message-mode is at least theoretically separate from Gnus proper; there's a separate Info manual for it, for example, and its various names start with message- (but not gnus-message-). The summary mode configuration, on the other hand, *is* an integral part of Gnus, and gnus-summary-mode-* is correct where a bare summary-* won't work. > now how about getting customized key bindings to work in X, and X > apps, like browsers? I've never had trouble making keybindings work in X vs. not, though I seem to use a different syntax. My .emacs has:
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There's no way to make Emacs customizations work for applications that aren't Emacs, sorry. --dzm
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