Keystroke for `C-x 1'

Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

I often find myself hitting `C-x 1' in the summary buffer.  That's way
to many keys to hit.  And if I'm doing it a lot, I guess other people
are, too.  So it should be bound to a single-key keystroke.

Anybody have any suggestions?  I'm tempted to use ``', since that's
convenient on my keyboard, and is near the "1" key, but others might
not agree...

-- 
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
   larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Nevin Kapur]

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

> I often find myself hitting `C-x 1' in the summary buffer.  That's way
> to many keys to hit.  And if I'm doing it a lot, I guess other people
> are, too.  So it should be bound to a single-key keystroke.
>
> Anybody have any suggestions?  I'm tempted to use ``', since that's
> convenient on my keyboard, and is near the "1" key, but others might
> not agree...

Doesn't this do the same thing?

,----
| = runs `gnus-summary-expand-window'
| 
| `gnus-summary-expand-window' is an interactive compiled Lisp function
|   -- loaded from "/usr/local/src/gnus/lisp/gnus-sum.elc"
| (gnus-summary-expand-window &optional ARG)
| 
| Documentation:
| Make the summary buffer take up the entire Emacs frame.
| Given a prefix, will force an `article' buffer configuration.
`----

-- 
Nevin

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Karl Kleinpaste]

`=' doesn't do what you want?

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:

> `=' doesn't do what you want?

Er...  *blush*

Oh, well.  :-)

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   larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Karra]

Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:

> `=' doesn't do what you want?

Running Emacs 21 in a tty, I did `=' just now; it left the bbdb window
lying around.  The Article window disappeared, however; I guess `='
doesn't do what Lars wanted, afterall.

-- 
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      -- Gowron, Star Trek TNG.

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Simon Josefsson]

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

> I often find myself hitting `C-x 1' in the summary buffer.  That's way
> to many keys to hit.  And if I'm doing it a lot, I guess other people
> are, too.  So it should be bound to a single-key keystroke.
>
> Anybody have any suggestions?  I'm tempted to use ``', since that's
> convenient on my keyboard, and is near the "1" key, but others might
> not agree...

`=' does this, but I tend to never use it because it requires two key
strokes on my keyboard.  `§' is conveniently placed next to 1' on my
keyboard though.  Maybe this should be a local customization though..

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Karl Kleinpaste]

Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:
> `§' is conveniently placed next to 1' on my keyboard though.

That's a psychotic keyboard you've got.  I've never seen a keyboard
with the "section" glyph on it anywhere.

> Maybe this should be a local customization though..

Very much so.

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[David Kågedal]

Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:

> Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:
> > `§' is conveniently placed next to 1' on my keyboard though.
> 
> That's a psychotic keyboard you've got.  I've never seen a keyboard
> with the "section" glyph on it anywhere.

Then you have never seen a swedish pc keyboard...  But I agree that it
is an extremely stupid arrangement.

-- 
David Kågedal

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Henrik Enberg]

Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:

> Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:
>> `§' is conveniently placed next to 1' on my keyboard though.
>
> That's a psychotic keyboard you've got.  I've never seen a keyboard
> with the "section" glyph on it anywhere.

It is a swedish keyboard, which almost everyone in Sweden uses.  I use
an english one though.  Swedish keyboards are a fast ticket to broken
hands if you program in C, you have to hit Right alt (a.k. a. AltGr) + 7
to get a { for example.

Henrik
-- 
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Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Karra <karra@cs.utah.edu> writes:

> Running Emacs 21 in a tty, I did `=' just now; it left the bbdb window
> lying around.  The Article window disappeared, however; I guess `='
> doesn't do what Lars wanted, afterall.

I don't use bbdb, so `=' does do what I want.  :-)

-- 
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
   larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Yair Friedman (Jerusalem)]

Karra <karra@cs.utah.edu> writes:

> Running Emacs 21 in a tty, I did `=' just now; it left the bbdb window
> lying around.  The Article window disappeared, however; I guess `='
> doesn't do what Lars wanted, afterall.

'-=' Will re-configure your windows to the initial configuration even
after resizing or adding other windows.

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Steinar Bang]

>>>>> Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com>:

> `=' does this, but I tend to never use it because it requires two
> key strokes on my keyboard.  `§' is conveniently placed next to 1'
> on my keyboard though.  Maybe this should be a local customization
> though..

Yup.  On a Norwegian PC-keyboard, this key has a '|', and a '§' when
you press shift.  Ie. the same number of keypresses as '=', which is
shift-'0'. 

On my Norwegian-keyboarded old DEC HiNote Ultra II, the '|'/'§' key is
on the right side of the space bar, so finding a good standard key for
all locales doesn't seem simple.

Re: Keystroke for `C-x 1'

[Chris Beggy]

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

> Karra <karra@cs.utah.edu> writes:
>
>> Running Emacs 21 in a tty, I did `=' just now; it left the bbdb window
>> lying around.  The Article window disappeared, however; I guess `='
>> doesn't do what Lars wanted, afterall.
>
> I don't use bbdb, so `=' does do what I want.  :-)

I was trying to create this behavior with bbdb and mew with
mew-use-full-window, so thanks for pointing out this good example
:-)

Chris