Bad Shortcut specifier

[Israel Hands]

Ctrl+Keypad+Home = goto-first-node

Why is this a bad shortcut specifier?

ta

IH

[Edward K. Ream]

On Sat, Mar 20, 2021 at 4:43 PM Israel Hands <alis...@mcgh.ee> wrote:

Ctrl+Keypad+Home = goto-first-node

Why is this a bad shortcut specifier?

Within settings files it should be:

goto-first-node = Ctrl+Keypad+Home

Edward

ta

IH

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[Israel Hands]

Simple as that - and I should have known given the example in MySettings

# You can define keyboard shortcuts here of the form:

#

#    some-command Shift-F5

Is the '=' optional?

ta

IH

[tbp1...@gmail.com]

My keypad does not have a "Home" key, and I can't remember any that did.  I see there are other similar shortcuts, like Alt+Keypad+End, for non-existent keys.  What keyboard actions are intended here?

[jkn]

IBM PC Keypad keys have alternate meanings depending on whether the 'numlock' key is on or off. When off:

1: End

2: down

3: Pg. Ddown

4: left

5: N/A

6: right

7: home

8: up

9: Page up

These are marked, on my keyboards at least.

[tbp1...@gmail.com]

Oh, yes, I see.  I never know which state my keypad is in, numbers or alternates.  There are times when I use the number a lot, and I forget the other state.