Re: kill-whole-line = always
ok, i would like to proceed with my suggestion below, of removing the
`kill-whole-line = always' option and defining M-k as a new kill-whole-line
function. the alternative [which would avoid disturbing the existing M-k] is to
make M-shift-k be kill-whole-line, but this is not so pretty -- kill-whole-line
is clearly a much more basic command than kill-sentence, and it parallels C-k.
Andy Piper wrote:
Ok by me.
andy
At 02:02 AM 2/22/01 -0700, Ben Wing wrote:
>i put this in, but it's always made me uncomfortable, and i just realized
>what i
>think is a much better idea. i'd like to get people's opinions, and if you
>think my suggestion is good, it should probably go into 21.4 to avoid
>releasing
>something we later want to take out.
>
>suggestion:
>
>-- remove kill-whole-line = always.
>-- C-k continues as "kill to end of line".
>-- define M-k as kill-whole-line.
>-- move the current, vastly underused, binding of M-k (kill-sentence) to
>M-shift-k. this is still usable under tty's, as well.
>
>
>
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