Customizable key bindings? about dumb-jump HOT 5 CLOSED

Just curious, why not make dumb-jump-mode local minor mode?

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Absolutely. The easiest thing would be to just not use (dumb-jump-mode). All this mode does is activate the dumb-jump-mode-map with default bindings.

So instead just do something like this in your ~/.emacs:

(require 'dumb-jump)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c ?") 'dumb-jump-go)

The interactive functions are: dumb-jump-go dumb-jump-back dumb-jump-quick-look

Alternatively, you could do something like this.

Please re-open if the above does not help.

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Great, thanks a lot. I just removed (dumb-jump-mode) from my config and added the desired key-bindings, works perfectly.
Thank you for the quick answer!

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Just curious, why not make dumb-jump-mode local minor mode?

@Yevgnen
I am not sure what you mean, but in practice this problem is solved by just defining the keybindings via use-package instead.

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@jacktasia Hi, I saw :global t where dumb-jump-mode is defined. Defining the keybindings via use-package is one of the solutions. But since dumb-jump-mode is global, it overwrites any other C-M-g, C-M-p and C-M-q defined in other minor modes. For example, I would like to use dump-jump-mode in python-mode, C-mode using the above key bindings, but not in java-mode, lua-mode. With dump-jump-mode enabled, the original key bindings in java-mode or lua-mode is overwritten. Personally, I prefer something like

(add-hook 'python-mode-hook #'dumb-jump-mode) ; local

to

(dump-jump-mode 1) ; global

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