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Paul Stevenson <p.stevenson@surrey.ac.uk> writes:

> While we're on the subject, there are a few menu selections which are
> also bound to keystrokes, whose key equivalents do not show on the
> menus.  'G e' springs to mind for editting group parameters.  

Well, the idea was that people who prefer menus over keybindings,
probably prefer forms over sexps too.  Or put another way, if you
can't remember the keybinding, you are unlikely to remember the group
parameter syntax either.

> Should these gaps be filled in?

I don't think the gaps should be filled just for the sake of filling
the gaps.