[Evolution] (bug!) Emacs keys again...

[Kaushal Kumar]

Okay, I looked into the gtkhtml sources which deals with the keybindings 
and didn't find any missing links. The file which provides the emacs 
keybindings (keybindingsrc.emacs) is still being used. So the 
test-editor of gtkhtml, works fine for the various emacs keybindings 
like ^A,^B,^K,^Y, etc. You could try this out by building gtkhtml and 
running the gtkhtml/components/html-editor/test-editor just to make sure 
it really does work and I am not missing something there. I do not know 
yet what could have broken the feature in the upgrade.

- Kaushal


Kaushal Kumar wrote:
> Roland Orre wrote:
> 
>>
>> This is the one I currently use:
>> http://www.neurologic.se/misc/GNOME_GtkHTML_Editor-emacs.xml
>>
>> I think that is actually the default gtkhtml one.
>>
> Yes, it is. BTW, I am able to use the emacs keybindings once the gconf 
> key is set to Emacs. However, I can only use the accelerators mentioned 
> in the *-emacs.xml file, like Ctrl-Shift-TAB for indent and so on. 
> (Please open the *-emacs.xml file to see the available accels).
> 
>> The gnome/gtk settings doesn't change. It is still set to Emacs
>> and it only it is only evolution, which is affected. Other
>> applications work.
> 
> evolution uses gtkhtml for editing, which in turn provides the emacs 
> keybindings for it. So, other Gnome apps are not affected. btw, in which 
> other apps are you able to use the emacs keybindings.
> 
>> Yes, I know. I haven't bothered much about it, I intended to do someth
>> about the general key settings later. It was only when the most basic
>> keys ^A,^F,^B,^P,^N,^E,^K,^Y stopped working in evolution after my
>> upgrade to 2.2.1.1 it became serious.
> 
> So, these keybindings were working in evolution before the upgrade? If 
> so, I am not sure how. I do not find the associated acclerators for ^A, 
> ^F, ^B, etc., in the *-emacs.xml file.
> 
> - Kaushal
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