RE: Orthogonality beetween keybinding and language modes [was:"RE: Your enhanced Perl mode for JED (fwd)"]

["Olesen, Mark" <Mark.Olesen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> >> The perl mode has a rudimentary mode menu missing perl_exec etc.
> 
> I would not call this modern either.
...
> The perl mode directly defines in its local keymap a set of "first
> class" keybindings (which I regard WRONG, as this can interfere with
> emulation modes):

When someone feels like improving this, please do so.
I never use the menus and always use the Emacs-mode, so I never noticed
(or cared much) about the deficiencies. 

> Compare pymode.sl:
> 
> definekey_reserved("py_shift_right", ">", mode);
> definekey_reserved("py_shift_left", "<", mode);
> definekey_reserved("set_selective_display", "f", mode);

Yeah, that's true. I do vaguely remember that JED got these functions
sometime ago.

/mark
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