Package mac-key-mode-0.227-1

This package provides mac-key-mode, a minor mode that provides mac-like key bindings and relevant elisp functions.

To use mac-key-mode, add the form (mac-key-mode) to your emacs initialization file. To turn on mac-key-mode only when not running in a terminal, consider adding the form (unless (getenv "TERM") (mac-key-mode)) to your emacs initialization file. (Thanks to Alex Schroder for the tip.) To define additional keybindings, modify mac-key-mode-map in your .emacs file: (define-key mac-key-mode-map [(alt l)] 'goto-line) When mac-key-mode is on, the command key is recognized as the 'alt' key, but the option (alt) key is also recognized as 'alt' key. If you would like to use option (alt) key as meta, add the following form to your emacs initialization file: (add-hook 'mac-key-mode-hook (lambda() (interactive) (if mac-key-mode (setq mac-option-modifier 'meta) (setq mac-option-modifier nil) ))) See the documentation for these variables for their precise meanings.