Hello! In LispWorks on Mac OS X (I'm currently still using 4.3.6, I have a curious problem with 4.4 that I haven't had time to look into yet :-(), I have set "The Command key acts as the Emacs Meta key" in "Window Preferences"->Emulation. I want to turn this feature off for delivered applications. How do I do that? -- (espen)
Hello Espen, | Hello! | | In LispWorks on Mac OS X (I'm currently still using 4.3.6, I have | a curious problem with 4.4 that I haven't had time to look into | yet :-(), I have set "The Command key acts as the Emacs Meta key" | in "Window Preferences"->Emulation. | | I want to turn this feature off for delivered applications. | How do I do that? I cannot say for Mac OS X, but on Windows you will have the PC key style for all editor panes in a delivered application by default unless you explicitly do one of the following: (1) Specify the delivery keyword argument, e.g. :editor-style :emacs (2) Pinpoint the interface classes that must interpret user input differently (defmethod capi:interface-keys-style ((interface my-interface)) :emacs) ; use :pc or :mac if needed -- Sincerely, Dmitriy Ivanov lisp.ystok.ru