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Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up
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Jason Rumney |
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Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up |
Date: |
Fri, 22 Oct 2010 23:17:57 +0800 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/23.1 (gnu/linux) |
Helmut Eller <address@hidden> writes:
> * Richard Stallman [2010-10-22 12:22] writes:
>
>> > I think most people now agree that `C-x C-x' shouldn't activate the
>> > region when transient-mark-mode is switched on, but nobody
>> > has actually altered that function to stop doing this.
>>
>> C-x C-x is the main way to activate an existing region in Transient
>> Mark mode. To make that require C-u will be a different pain in the
>> neck.
>>
>> The change for C-d and DEL to delete all regions was too radically
>> incompatible to make made without polling the users first. The right
>> thing to do is take that change out, then address the issue the right
>> way: by polling the users.
>
> I haven't been asked, but I too think C-x C-x should not activate the
> region. That always annoyed me.
I have always used C-x C-x for navigation purposes. Now that
transient-mark-mode is on by default, I find it an annoyance that the
region is activated as a side-effect of swapping mark and point.
Reactivating the region is not something I've ever found the need to do,
but if I did, I would consider the swapping mark and point to be an
annoying side effect, and would prefer a command that does not have that
side effect.
- Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, (continued)
- Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, Chong Yidong, 2010/10/24
- Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, Richard Stallman, 2010/10/25
- Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, Bastien, 2010/10/23
- Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, David Kastrup, 2010/10/23
- Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen, 2010/10/23
Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, Helmut Eller, 2010/10/22
Re: bug#7260: 24.0.50; DEL screwed up, Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen, 2010/10/21