You can bind existing editor commands to different keystrokes, using
editor:bind-key
.
The LispWorks file
config/key-binds.lisp
is supplied. It shows the standard Emacs key bindings for LispWorks.
The following example shows how to rebind
?
so that it behaves as an ordinary character in the echo area of tools in the LispWorks IDE -- this can be useful if your symbol names include question marks.
(editor:bind-key "Self Insert" #\? :mode "Echo Area")
Since
?
is then no longer available for help, you may wish to rebind help to
Ctrl+?
.
(editor:bind-key "Help on Parse" #\C-? :mode "Echo Area")
If you use another editor emulation, then see the LispWorks file
config/msw-key-binds.lisp
or
config/mac-key-binds.lisp
for the corresponding
editor:bind-key
. forms.
LispWorks User Guide and Reference Manual - 21 Dec 2011