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bug#7458: Distinguishing between left/right command and control keys in
From: |
Robert Clancy |
Subject: |
bug#7458: Distinguishing between left/right command and control keys in OSX |
Date: |
Mon, 22 Nov 2010 08:56:18 +0000 |
Thanks for that. When I set
ns-right-command-modifier
to meta, Emacs correctly interprets commands like:
M-v
but if I try to use a command like C-M-v, Emacs says:
<C-M-268632086> is undefined.
I presume that OSX is still catching the command key although Emacs
can interpret it as meta.
If I set ns-command-modifier to meta I do not have this problem.
Also, if I set ns-right-control-modifier to meta, Emacs does not
interpret right control correctly. That is it inteprets
<right control>-v as C-v
and
C-<right control>-v as C-v
when ns-right-control-modifier is set to meta.
Thanks,
Rob
On 21 Nov 2010, at 13:12, Jan Djärv wrote:
Added to trunk. As emacs-23 is in prestest, I didn't change there.
Note that Aquaemacs value none corresponds to left in Emacs, see http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=7150
.
Jan D.
Robert Clancy skrev 2010-11-21 12.17:
This is feature request for OSX users. As of revno 100102, one can
set
ns-right-alternate-modifier
to change what the right alt key does. I would like to be able to
change what
right command does. In particular I would like to be able to set
ns-right-command-modifier
to give meta but also to allow the operating system to catch left
command.
A relevant patch for aquamacs is given at
http://lists.aquamacs.org/pipermail/aquamacs-devel/2009-December/003890.html
Thanks,
Rob