Sorry for posting this here...
I am using the allegro emacs package, and while I am accustomed to using
M-p to grab the previously entered form, it doesn't happen with this
package.
Is there an alternative key-binding (what's the name of the elisp
function?)?
Thanks,
Eric
Eric Moss wrote:
> I am using the allegro emacs package, and while I am accustomed to using
> M-p to grab the previously entered form, it doesn't happen with this
> package.
>
> Is there an alternative key-binding (what's the name of the elisp
> function?)?
The binding is C-c C-p. Thre are other command history commands. You
can survey all the custom commands available in a mode by entering "C-h b"
in the buffer in question.
Eric Moss <········@alltel.net> writes:
> Sorry for posting this here...
>
> I am using the allegro emacs package, and while I am accustomed to using
> M-p to grab the previously entered form, it doesn't happen with this
> package.
>
> Is there an alternative key-binding (what's the name of the elisp
> function?)?
Nice to see you here Eric. :-)
Don't change your habits to accomodate ELI, customize ELI to
accomodate your habits! Just drop this in your .emacs file:
(defun klc:acl-listener-local-keys ()
(local-set-key [?\M-p] #'fi:pop-input)
(local-set-key [?\M-n] #'fi:push-input))
(add-hook 'fi:inferior-common-lisp-mode-hook #'klc:acl-listener-local-keys)
-- Kaelin