Re: Emacs cperl-mode

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From: Casey West
Subject: Re: Emacs cperl-mode
Date: 18:20 on 14 Aug 2003
It was Thursday, August 14, 2003 when David Wheeler took the soap box, saying:
: On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 09:09  AM, Casey West wrote:
: 
: >Dude, seriously, when I tell you I want backspace to delete characters
: >preceding the cursor I bloody well mean it! Why then, *WHY*, do you
: >insist on doing nothing useful when I hit backspace when not running
: >under X? You can get it right under X, and oh so horribly wrong
: >otherwise. I don't want the help when I hit backspace I want the
: >frelling character to disappear.
: >
: >I've easily tried every configuration option known to man, woman, and
: >beast. There is no answer. All further proposed answers will be wrong;
: >especially the ones that insist I should stop using the broken emacs
: >mode, or emacs all together. There is no solution, we are at an 
: >impasse.
: >Go screw, cperl-mode.
: 
: Well, here's another wrong solution, then, although it works for me 
: some of the time:
: 
: ;; This setting is mainly for using emacs in the shell.
: ;; It makes the backspace key work correctly.
: (keyboard-translate ?\C-h ?\C-?)

It totaly didn't not work!  Thanks!

  Casey West

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