Colin Watson wrote: > On Sun, Mar 09, 2003 at 01:09:16PM -0700, Bob Proulx wrote: > > Being a long term unix user I have always used [home] and [end] for > > top and bottom of file. (On terminals that supported those keys.) > > But with some recent update I find that those keys take me to > > beginning of line and end of line, not the top of file and bottom of > > file. What a nasty change! Why break all of us old farts? > > What application are you talking about here? GNU emacs. Previously with, oh, version 18, IIRC, [home] took me to the top of the file and [end] took me to the bottom. Certainly now with version 21 [home] takes me to the beginning of line and [end] takes me to end of line. I can't say more exactly which versions in between did which. BTW... I have adapted my use of those keys instead of redefining them, which would be easy to do too. I leave them as I find them. Actually, it just confirmed the need to stay on the main home row keys. M-< and M-> work more reliably. Bob
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