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This module defines the emacspeak keybindings. Note that the <fn> key found on laptops is denoted <fn>
Load bindings from a specified file. (fn VARIABLE FILENAME)
Persists mapping to org file. (fn VARIABLE FILENAME)
Interactively select a new prefix key to use for all emacspeak commands. The default is to use ‘C-e’ This command lets you switch the prefix to something else. This is a useful thing to do if you run emacspeak on a remote machine from inside a terminal that is running inside a local emacspeak session. You can have the remote emacspeak use a different control key to give your fingers some relief. Note: I’ve not used this in over 20 years. (fn PREFIX-KEY)
*Specifies alt key bindings for the audio desktop. You can turn the ‘Pause’ key on your Linux PC keyboard into a ‘alt’ key on Linux by having it emit the sequence ‘C-x@a’.
Bindings specified here are available on prefix key ‘alt’ (not to be confused with alt==meta) for example, if you bind ‘s’ to command emacspeak-emergency-tts-restart then that command will be available on key ‘ALT s’
KEYS should be a string constant in the format used for saving keyboard macros (see ‘edmacro-mode’).
Command is an interactive command or a prefix-command that can be bound to a key.
The value of this variable is an association list. The car of each element specifies a key sequence. The cdr specifies an interactive command that the key sequence executes.
*Specifies ctl-z key bindings for the audio desktop.
Bindings specified here are available on prefix key ‘C-z’ for example, if you bind ‘zb’ to command ‘suspend-frame ’ then that command will be available on key ‘C-z z’.
KEYS should be a string constant in the format used for saving keyboard macros (see ‘edmacro-mode’).
Command is an interactive command or a prefix-command that can be bound to a key.
The value of this variable is an association list. The car of each element specifies a key sequence. The cdr specifies an interactive command that the key sequence executes.
*Specifies hyper key bindings for the audio desktop. Emacs can use the ‘hyper’ key as a modifier key. You can turn the ‘windows’ keys on your Linux PC keyboard into a ‘hyper’ key on Linux by having it emit the sequence ‘C-x@h’.
Bindings specified here are available on prefix key ‘hyper’ for example, if you bind ‘b’ to command ‘bbdb ’ then that command will be available on key ‘hyper b’.
KEYS should be a string constant in the format used for saving keyboard macros (see ‘edmacro-mode’).
Command is an interactive command or a prefix-command that can be bound to a key.
The value of this variable is an association list. The car of each element specifies a key sequence. The cdr specifies an interactive command that the key sequence executes.
*Specifies personal-ctlx key bindings for use with C-e C-x for the audio desktop. Bindings specified here are available on prefix key C-e C-x for example, if you bind ‘C-s’ to command emacspeak-emergency-tts-restart then that command will be available on key C-e C-x C-s. KEYS should be a string constant in the format used for saving keyboard macros (see ‘edmacro-mode’).
Command is an interactive command or a prefix-command that can be bound to a key.
The value of this variable is an association list. The car of each element specifies a key sequence. The cdr specifies an interactive command that the key sequence executes.
*Specifies personal key bindings for the audio desktop. Bindings specified here are available on prefix key C-e x for example, if you bind ‘s’ to command emacspeak-emergency-tts-restart then that command will be available on key C-e x s.
KEYS should be a string constant in the format used for saving keyboard macros (see ‘edmacro-mode’).
Command is an interactive command or a prefix-command that can be bound to a key.
The value of this variable is an association list. The car of each element specifies a key sequence. The cdr specifies an interactive command that the key sequence executes.
*Specifies super key bindings for the audio desktop. You can turn the right ‘windows menu’ keys on your Linux PC keyboard into a ‘super’ key on Linux by having it emit the sequence ‘C-x@s’.
Bindings specified here are available on prefix key ‘super’ for example, if you bind ‘s’ to command emacspeak-emergency-tts-restart then that command will be available on key ‘super s’. KEYS should be a string constant in the format used for saving keyboard macros (see ‘edmacro-mode’).
Command is an interactive command or a prefix-command that can be bound to a key.
The value of this variable is an association list. The car of each element specifies a key sequence. The cdr specifies an interactive command that the key sequence executes.
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