>>>>> "Dekel" == Dekel Tsur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dekel> I have just added bookmarks to the CVS: ctrl+shift+1 (or 2/3)
Dekel> sets the bookmark, ctrl+1 go to the bookmark (it is possible to
Dekel> have more bookmarks, but I only put bindings for three).
I do not like much the bindings you chose:
\bind "C-1" "bookmark-goto 1"
\bind "C-2" "bookmark-goto 2"
\bind "C-3" "bookmark-goto 3"
\bind "C-S-exclam" "bookmark-save 1"
\bind "C-S-at" "bookmark-save 2"
\bind "C-S-numbersign" "bookmark-save 3"
On a french keyboard, numbers are accessed with shift, and the non
shifted versions are certainly not !@#. I think you should not chose
bindings which depend on the keyboard layout. Note that this cannot be
solved by fr_*.bind files, since the locale you use is not necessarily
related to the keyboard layout.
What about something like:
\bind "C-~S-1" "bookmark-goto 1"
\bind "C-~S-2" "bookmark-goto 2"
\bind "C-~S-3" "bookmark-goto 3"
\bind "C-M-~S-exclam" "bookmark-save 1"
\bind "C-M-~S-at" "bookmark-save 2"
\bind "C-M-~S-numbersign" "bookmark-save 3"
THis means using meta instead of shift for the save version, and
asserting that shift is not relevant (note that I do not have a french
keyboard here to test...).
JMarc
