Konrad Hofbauer wrote: > Do not change the mac.bind - file. Instead, make your OWN bind file > (with a different name, eg. MYFILE.bind) in the user directory, which > INCLUDES the original mac.bind file with
> \bind_file mac.bind > and then redefine what you want different (what comes 'last' wins!) An additional question to this: Is it also possible to 'delete' a key binding? I am on Windows and load cua.bind. Then I define a couple of shortcuts, some of them take several key bindings. If I want to use e.g. M-x for this, it won't work, since this is defined in cua.bind. For clarification: ,--[ cua.bind ]---------------------. ¦ \bind "M-x" "command-execute" ¦ `-----------------------------------´ ,--[ mybind.bind ]-------------------------. ¦ \bind_file cua.bind ¦ ¦ ... ¦ ¦ \bind "C-M-x" "command-execute" ¦ ¦ \bind "M-x a" "command-sequence ..." ¦ ¦ \bind "M-x b" "command-sequence ..." ¦ ¦ \bind "M-x c" "command-sequence ..." ¦ ¦ ... ¦ `------------------------------------------´ This won't work, since 'M-x' gives 'command-execute', and my own definitions are ignored. Is there a workaround? Regards, Dominik.-
