Re: Current mode command discovery

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

> Making changes, discovering they bring more trouble than they are
> worth, debugging the problems, then reverting takes time and precious
> energy.  The gains, OTOH, are minuscule, if they even exist.  I don't
> know how you, but to me the decision looks a no-brainer.

It does indeed not look that way to me -- I've now pushed what I think
you were suggesting?  It looks a bit error-prone to me, so perhaps you
had something different in mind.

(For instance, if the user has bound the command to anything else
involving a shift command, then they'll (probably, depending on the
differences between last-command-event and this-single-command-keys) get
"M-X" now.)

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