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From: Jonathan Edwards <edwards@intranet.com>
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Subject: Re: kp_ keysyms don't bind
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 TeWVx=wH}wf_WC]x:D%qd,r*|!~q=gVAWEA;T~3V4};X$r7W!FA(#Zj'E7M^(Tv)

There is a little more subtle than I thought. The FIRST kp_0 binding does
not take. A second one does.

xemacs -q

(global-set-key 'kp_0 'foo)
press keypad 0
kp-0 not defined

(global-set-key 'kp_0 'foo)
press keypad 0
Symbol's function definition is void: foo

This in 19.15b95. 20.1 does not exhibit this.

