-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On 30/06/16 16:36, Dmitry Alexandrov wrote:
Do you have ‘<backspace>’ that is bound somewhere else than ‘DEL’? (See ‘<f1> k <backspace>’.)
So I changed it to (global-set-key (kbd "C-h") (kbd "<backspace>")) instead of delete-backwards-char. But it still doesn't work when searching.
Is there is any reason why you believe that this should work? I did not suggest you to do anything like this. I confused what kbd "DEL" did with what the DEL key does. Using kbd "DEL" achieves the same as kbd "<backspace", as far as I can tell.
'/ab^J' will bring up search, and add 'ab' followed by literally the characters '^' and 'J'.
No, it’s followed by literally the character ‘^J’ (this is one character — ‘linefeed’ aka ‘\n’ is C notation). Sorry, I meant visually. It is indeed literally the character '^J'.
In the end though, your suggestion unfortunately doesn't solve anything. - -- Alexander [email protected] https://secure.plaimi.net/~alexander -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJXdXm2AAoJENQqWdRUGk8BNxgQAPGGWFtBWYfW3ectg39XBwJ6 vU/95KQ5SPIvDQvVdMq64d4j/K4jV/I/d4nRl5gt4V4ZuxF5gOfZIC5bNkTVqJAU cLI9V0VKUAZogfIPoUVEk/t4XPypFoyS8Yy/FyKCAv3dqL+qqgnJx/VNBaArjGqg TDsVuddpj/pSkDHunIfjzd+Bc8EtjCu8vFmOLBHti7utO/5/jtLz+UQdLDA13N+M WUmwjVOvyeNJzVQYn9G68MFeRW/4vkdUaZoAKcMeuW2WE90RYJ5BFvOQrHafEGNt 7z9fOrv8rRr19ddxOrPxOoh+qSD4z3rbEov3ZPMovLKAJ5wNF3ARMCWgnY7QKh51 quSy88FafLxUDcXVgCIReS8t53cLtKXmNo3yBF1mvwX8Oo3l6/x37RZD7gncdI22 uisB8MrKjBW+0nPs0wbMuKKrlqnMyrUASpSNCItzuM3cM4zvJfsgpwztCs26IRVo 34M3NGSN2ZCTgySyJQ7gOpZBq4owcV09KN7Sv77J1T8fwcWBc0Rnmbf1dVK+gidP UQpHx8+5MM8dJrd2xRO/xyvwjdDKAlFTg/88LWgFPZQfCr5xxgPpOPBKc/QMOA1g t2sKDPT8F9q2S6dozYcuxaxMoFqbnts47SJQVVjemPaGpfRhPoOREWHTXX87q9lv wuVHbrqzN7l4lPPCeLsf =hC6x -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----