RE: LispWorks 4.2 Listener Question

Of course, being a beginner, if you're searching frantically for
the "Meta" key, it's misnamed "Alt" on your typical PC keyboard.

;-)

Greg


Quoting "Clementson, Bill" <Bill_Clementson@jdedwards.com>:

> If you are using the Windows bindings, the default is "Ctrl+Up".
> If you are using the Emacs bindings, the default is "Meta+P" 
>  
> You can change the bindings by under the Tools/Preferences menu item on the
> Emulation tab.
>  
> To find out what a key does or what key is bound to a command, select the
> Help menu
> and use the Editing sub-menu. In this particular case, you would select the
> "Command to key"
> menu item and enter "History Previous" as the command.
>  
> Good luck with Lisp &LW!
>  
> --
> Bill Clementson
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Stephens [mailto:jsteve17@tampabay.rr.com]
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 4:35 PM
> To: lisp-hug@xanalys.com
> Subject: LispWorks 4.2 Listener Question
> 
> 
>   I am a beginner in both Lisp and LispWorks.  Right now I am using the
> Listener
> almost exclusively to test my understanding as I work my way through David
> Touretzky's "A Gentle Introduction to Lisp."  I frequently like to use
> "command line
> recall" to bring an expression back and change it slightly to see the
> result.  I have, 
> so far, only found one way to do this, and that is to use the arrows at the
> top of
> the Listener window.  Is there a keyboard equivalent for this function?  It
> is 
> somewhat inconvenient to have to keep using the toolbar arrows.  I searched
> the Listener section of the User Manual but found nothing.  Thanks.
>  
> Regards,
> Jeff Stephens
> 
>