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From: | Jason Rumney |
Subject: | Re: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars |
Date: | Fri, 22 Sep 2006 16:34:32 +0100 |
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Drew Adams wrote:
My question is this: Why do these keys have as their binding `self-insert-command'?
Because that is the binding for all characters of that group.
I hear you saying that they are not valid keys, and you can't use them with `self-insert-command', and you can't use them (their descriptions) with `read-kbd-macro' - so why bind them to `self-insert-command'?
Because doing so binds every character within that character group to self-insert-command without having to bind several thousand characters individually.
What problems? These are not real keys, why would someone try to use them with read-kbd-macro?and no one would have the problems of using keys with `self-insert-command' and their descriptions with `read-kbd-macro'
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