Re: Emacs C-v breaks under RedHat 5.2 AS
James McCulloch (jaymz@jaycom.net.au)
Sun, 11 Apr 1999 04:08:27 +0000
Jack Orenstein wrote:
>
> Alexy Khrabrov wrote:
> >
> > Greetings --
> >
> > I installed Red Hat Linux 5.2, which comes with
> > AfterStep. You can switch to it when you want to
> > quit fvwm, for example.
> >
> > Everything looks and feels just great, except a
> > strange quirk occurs in Emacs. C-v, universally
> > used for PgDn, stops working. (Since it's a PC,
> > the separate PgDn key still can be used.) It's
> > very annoying if you usually work on Unix without
> > PgDn and/or just got used to C-v/M-v for page
> > scrolling in Emacs.
>
> C-v/M-v work for me.
>
> But I can't figure out how to get C-<arrow> to
> work in emacs (for arrow = left, right, up, down).
> Instead, afterstep appears to interpret these
> combinations as virtual desktop commands.
>
Both your problems are in the feel.WHATEVER file, most likely
feel.DEFAULT at the bottom are all the key bindings, where you will
most likely find ctrl-v bound to PasteSelection and ctrl-arrowkey to a
Desk ? ? command.
Happy commenting,
- Jaymz
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