How do you stop a lengthy computation? Obviously, if I ask, it's because a mere C-g does not work! (I use clisp under slime).
"Pascal J.Bourguignon" pjb@informatimago.com writes:
How do you stop a lengthy computation?
Try C-c C-g in GNU Emacs, C-c C-b in XEmacs.
Paolo
Paolo Amoroso writes:
"Pascal J.Bourguignon" pjb@informatimago.com writes:
How do you stop a lengthy computation?
Try C-c C-g in GNU Emacs, C-c C-b in XEmacs.
Thank you.
On 8797 day of my life Paolo Amoroso wrote:
"Pascal J.Bourguignon" pjb@informatimago.com writes:
How do you stop a lengthy computation?
Try C-c C-g in GNU Emacs, C-c C-b in XEmacs.
Why keybindings differ?
Ivan Boldyrev boldyrev+nospam@cgitftp.uiggm.nsc.ru writes:
On 8797 day of my life Paolo Amoroso wrote:
"Pascal J.Bourguignon" pjb@informatimago.com writes:
How do you stop a lengthy computation?
Try C-c C-g in GNU Emacs, C-c C-b in XEmacs.
Why keybindings differ?
The original binding was `C-c C-g', but it turns out you can't use C-g in a keybinding in XEmacs. `C-c C-b' is actually bound in both Emacsen.
We also have a more familiar binding of `C-c C-c' in the REPL.
-Luke
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