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Re: Keymap in ~/.w3m ignored?
- From: Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:47:29 +0900
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In [emacs-w3m : No.11757] Thorsten wrote:
> Hello list,
> I copied the w3m example keymap from the docs into ~/.w3m and commented
> out all key definitions. Then I changed and uncommented a few keys -
> however, nothing changed.
First of all, what you want is to change the keymap of w3m, not
emacs-w3m, isn't it? (You posted it to the emacs-w3m list though.)
> My .w3m/config has a line:
> ,-------------------
>| keymap_file keymap
> `-------------------
> that (probably?) refers correctly to the .w3m/keymap in the same folder.
There seems to be nothing required in the ~/.w3m/config file if
you wish to use the ~/.w3m/keymap file, that is the default.
> here an arbitrary excerpt from my keymap file. In the tradition of
> xmodmap I assumed that only those keys have to be uncommented that
> changed - is that right?
> ,----------------------------------
>| # keymap b PREV_PAGE
>| # keymap c PEEK
>| # keymap g BEGIN
>| keymap b MOVE_LEFT
>| # keymap i PEEK_IMG
>| keymap n MOVE_DOWN
>| keymap p MOVE_UP
>| keymap f MOVE_RIGHT
>| keymap e MOUSE_TOGGLE
>| keymap s SEARCH_NEXT
>| # keymap o OPTIONS
>| # keymap q QUIT
>| # keymap r VERSION
>| keymap m SELECT_MENU
>| # keymap u PEEK_LINK
>| # keymap v VIEW
> `----------------------------------
Works for me.
> What might be the problem?