Epoch command not installed...

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2 total messages Started by Jonathan Roy Mon, 19 Oct 1992 18:15

#1166

Author: Jonathan Roy
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1992 18:15

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I'm trying to use Epoch to rebind the function keys with modifiers
on a Sun4 under OpenWindows. I'm dead in the water, as the epoch::rebind-key command is missing... It seems the majority of the epoch:: commands listed
in the manual aren't actully useable via ESC-X... Is there an option
someplace, or a toggle in a source file, I need to activate additional
X-windows related commands? I'm using version 3.2

Thanks for any advice.

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Epoch command not installed...

#1168

Author: Marc Andreessen
Date: Tue, 20 Oct 1992 05:04

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Jonathan Roy writes:
> I'm trying to use Epoch to rebind the function keys with modifiers
> on a Sun4 under OpenWindows. I'm dead in the water, as the
> epoch::rebind-key command is missing... It seems the majority of the
> epoch:: commands listed in the manual aren't actully useable via
> ESC-X... Is there an option someplace, or a toggle in a source file,
> I need to activate additional X-windows related commands? I'm using
> version 3.2

(1) Move to 4.2.

(2) Read the FAQ (posted here regularly).

(3) Most of the epoch:: commands aren't commands; they're functions,
    and they can only be used directly by the Lisp interpreter.  Read
    the Emacs manual for more info.

Marc

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Marc Andreessen
Epoch Development Team
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
marca@ncsa.uiuc.edu

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