This is a repost. How do I change the default binding of Isearch search-again keys? Those are the keys pressed to reinvoke Isearch (pressing C-r or C-s after pressing the initial C-r or C-s, or depending on what key "Incremental Search" and "Reverse Incremental Search" is bound to) -- Rommel M. Martinez ebzzry@gmail.com http://www.bespin.org/~ebzzry
Hi Rommel, unlike emacs (where this is done through adding bindings to isearch- mode-map), lw editor uses mechanism called "logical characters", which is essentially a mapping between "real" characters and a keyword designating a logical character. :forward-search is one of such logical characters. Relevant functions are in echo.lisp in editor sources. Start with looking at logical-char= function. Its documentation claims "The relation between logical and real characters is defined by using Setf on Logical-Char=.", but this does not seem to be the case. I was only able to find an internal set- logical-char= function, but to use it you need to find out which hash- table to add to (this one: (editor::editor-input-style-logical- characters editor::*emacs-input-style*)). Hope this helps, Denis. On 4 Sep 2008, at 04:55, Rommel Martinez wrote: > > This is a repost. > > How do I change the default binding of Isearch search-again keys? > Those are the keys pressed to reinvoke Isearch (pressing C-r or > C-s after pressing the initial C-r or C-s, or depending on what key > "Incremental Search" and "Reverse Incremental Search" is bound > to) > > -- > Rommel M. Martinez > ebzzry@gmail.com > http://www.bespin.org/~ebzzry >