Mikko Hänninen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Martin Keseg - Sun Slovakia - SE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 24
>Feb 2000:
>
> It should match, provided that there's no specific binding for the keys
> in that map (=the context, index/pager/etc.). Ie. the map-specific
> bindings always override generic bindings. So you can't make a generic
> binding and expect it to work immediately in all the different contexts,
> it only takes effect if those contexts don't have a definition in their
> map.
understant, but I have no map-specific bindings in pager bind to ?.
> So, I'm guessing that you have ? bound to help in the pager.
yes, but it's mutt default, but it's default for index too and there it works.
>
> Possible solutions:
>
> 1) bind ? in pager (and all the other maps where you want it to work)
> specifically to search, and do the same for <f1>
this works, but q. is why does not work "generic" ?
Here are bindings and macros from my .muttrc
#some vi like bindings in pager
bind pager 'j' next-line
bind pager 'k' previous-line
bind pager \Cu half-up
bind pager \Cf half-down
bind pager \CU previous-page
bind index '{' previous-thread
bind index '}' next-thread
#go to first mail
bind index '+' first-entry
#go to last mail
bind index '=' last-entry
#opposite search
bind generic '?' search-opposite
#redefine help
bind generic '<f1>' help
#rebind alias
bind index 'A' create-alias
bind pager 'A' create-alias
#clear N flag from messages
macro index \eN T~N\n\;WN\;W*
#delete big messages need sync mailbox for sucess
macro index \eD T~z>10000\n\;d
#macros for urlview(ctrl-b)
macro index \cb |urlview\n
macro pager \cb |urlview\n
#macro for jumping to flaged message
macro index a<Tab> /~F\n
--
Keso
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