Matt Tucker <tuck(a)whistlingfish.net> writes:
kill-whole-line position in line kills
nil beginning to end of line
nil middle to end of line
t beginning whole line
t middle to end of line
'always beginning whole line
'always middle while line
As I understand it (and please correct me if I'm wrong), Ben is
simply suggesting getting rid of the last two lines in that table. I
don't care one way or the other because I have kill-whole-line set
to t, not 'always.
He also wants to change M-k to mean `kill-whole-line' rather than
"vastly underused" kill-sentence. kill-sentence might be vastly
underused by novice users, but many experienced users move through
text sentence by sentence, and find kill-sentence very natural.
Also, the `always' thing is actually a good feature, one I agreed with
when Ben introduced it. I planned to try to set `kill-whole-line' to
`always' and give it a spin.