Re: changing .jedrc on the fly?

["G. Milde" <g.milde@xxxxxx>]

On 30.08.04, Ryan Swan wrote:
> I basically want to press a key and have jed unload
> the .jedrc file it loaded, and load a different one. 
> I know I can do this by creating a function with a lot
> of unsetkey() and setkey() calls, but was wondering if
> there was a cleaner way.

AFAIK, there is no way to "unload" a file. OTOH, variables and library
function definitions can be overwritten, so just evaluating the alternative
configuration file might help.

Most emulation modes will have the unset_ctrl_keys() function to remove a
subset of old bindings (see site.sl for a definition, this might also be a
template for your own "unsetting fuction"). Thus, something like M-X
cua_mode (while in emacs-emulation-mode) might give you part of the desired
result.

G|nter

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