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In article <C1DMuy.Hw2@cs.psu.edu> liblit@cs.psu.edu (Benjamin R. Liblit) writes:
  
>In article <hyk1H?8o3c@atlantis.psu.edu>, TTN@ECL.PSU.EDU (Thien-Thi Nguyen) writes:
>> (define-key some-mode-map '(lambda () (kill-buffer (current-buffer))))

>You're missing an argument to define-key.  The general format is:

>	(define-key KEYMAP KEY DEFINITION)

>You've got the keymap and the definition, but you're missing the key
>itself.  Try something like the following:

>	(define-key some-mode-map "k" '(lambda () .....))

>That would find the given lambda function to the "k" key in the given
>keymap.  For more information on how keys can be specified, see
>"String Type" in the elisp reference.

The correct way to do this is (the example defines M-K to kill current
buffer):
(define-key esc-map "K" 
 '(lambda () (interactive)(kill-buffer (current-buffer))))

You need the KEY field as said over, but the lambda-expression must
also include some version of the "(interactive)" declaration.

Use describe-function (C-h f) on define-key and interactive if you
need more information.

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