[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
Re: key remapping
- From: Michael Heerdegen <michael_heerdegen@xxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 16:54:26 +0100
- X-ml-name: emacs-w3m
- X-mail-count: 12299
- References: <53297D9D.4060505@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <b4m1txxsu9z.fsf@xxxxxxx> <532AECE9.20504@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <878us5558p.fsf@xxxxxx> <532B039E.5030700@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Max <maxim.suraev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Thanks, that seems to work fine but I'm unable to combine it with
> previous advice: how do I make use of backspace to go to previous page
> in the same buffer?
What do you mean? The functionality bound to B
(`w3m-view-previous-page') by default? Because the suggested
`w3m-previous-buffer' changes the buffer. Doesn't sound like that's
what you want.
> While I'm at it - which function in w3m responsible for switching
> tabs? I'd like to bind it ctrl+tab
If you want to cycle through the tabs, `w3m-previous-buffer',
`w3m-next-buffer', I think. Or do you mean something different?
> Also, could you help to clarify terminological confusion? I thought
> that "session" is a collection of tabs currently opened (or stored
> somewhere) but the function to open stuff in new tab called
> "...-url-new-session" - why so?
AFAIK, "session" corresponds to "w3m buffer" (whereby buffers correspond
to tabs when enabled) So yes, it's different from what "session" means
e.g. in firefox.
Michael.