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2018-06-26
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Beginner emacs question - what does C-c C-M-l
stand for? I think macOS might be getting in the way of one of those keys if it's Ctrl + c
then Ctrl + Option + l
...
(aka cider-load-all-files
)
Yeah it stands for Ctrl + c
then Ctrl + Option + l
, are you doing this in the command line version of emacs or in the GUI version?
Thanks for the confirmation 🙂 I'll see if there's a shortcut already assigned to that...
If you’re new to emacs, you can do C-h k
and then the key combination to see what command is bound to it
Thanks -- getting pretty far leaning on spacemacs, <space><space>
to helm through all the commands 👍