[Pkg-jed-commit] r439 - in jed/trunk/debian: . patches

[G. Milde]

On 18.09.06, Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
> * Jörg Sommer <joerg at alea.gnuu.de> [2006-09-18 00:31]:
> 
> > Rafael Laboissiere schrieb am Sun 17. Sep, 16:10 (+0200):
> > > * Jörg Sommer <jo-guest at costa.debian.org> [2006-09-17 01:11]:
> > > > +  * Added a patch to make the shift line commands respect the repeat count.
> > > > +    ^[4^C> to increase the indent level by four steps. [JS]
> > >        ^^^^^
> > >        
> > > Strange characters, again.  However, I do not think that they are
> > > locale-related.  Could you please fix this, Jörg?
> > 
> > How else would you describe ???ESC 4 ^C >????

> Oh, I see, this are keystrokes.  I got confused because the changelog entry
> is not clear.  What about this:
> 
>   * debian/patches/pymode-repeat-shift.dpatch: Added a patch to make the
>     shift line commands respect the repeat count (the prefix argument) in
>     Python mode.  For instance, the keystrokes "^[4^C>" will correctly
>     increase the indent level by four steps. 

Or use:

The standard Jed way?   ESC 4 ^C >
Human readable?         ESC 4 Ctrl-C >
                        Alt-4 Ctrl-C >
                        Meta-4 Ctrl-C >

Do we need to give a keypress example at all in the changelog?

1. The keybinding is not unique: e.g. with the cua emulation, it would be

      Alt-4 Ctrl-E >
  
   With the numbuf.sl extension from jed-extra even Alt-4 becomes incorrect.
   
2. This is just an example of use. As-is, it obscures the fact that this is a
   generic change not restricted to four steps. So at least an 
   "with the emacs emulation for example..." would be needed.
   

How about

  * Added a patch to make the shift line commands respect a
    prefix_argument() [JS]
    
    
Günter