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Subject: Re: find-function.el
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>>>>> "Karl" == Karl M Hegbloom <karlheg> writes:

>>>>> "Glynn" == Glynn Clements <glynn@sensei.co.uk> writes:
    Glynn> SL Baur wrote:

    >>> My suggestion (and how it will appear in the next Killer B if
    >>> not overruled) is `C-x 4 C-f' and `C-x 5 C-f'.

    Glynn> I've become rather used to those keys being bound to
    Glynn> find-file-other-{window,frame}.

    Glynn> It was about to suggest `C-x 4 f' and `C-x 5 f' when I
    Glynn> discovered that they were bound to the same functions.

    Glynn> So I guess it comes down to which bindings most people use.

    Karl>  `libc-mode' uses:

    Karl>  Libc mode is a minor mode for looking up documentation of C
    Karl> symbols in the GNU C Library Reference Manual.

    Karl> C-c s libc-describe-symbol C-c f libc-describe-function C-c
    Karl> v libc-describe-variable C-c t libc-describe-type C-c p
    Karl> libc-describe-file

This violates the old emacs rule "Never bind C-c <char> in a package"!
These are the only bindings reserved for the user!

