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s-Z undo-tree-undo instead of undo-tree-redo #4272

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Peeja opened this issue Dec 23, 2015 · 3 comments
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s-Z undo-tree-undo instead of undo-tree-redo #4272

Peeja opened this issue Dec 23, 2015 · 3 comments
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Peeja commented Dec 23, 2015

In my install (just updated) s-Z performs undo-tree-undo. Emacs tells me it's translating s-Z to s-z. That's odd, because s-Z is bound to undo-tree-redo by Spacemacs, but it doesn't appear to take for some reason.

However, if I add my own (global-set-key (kbd "s-Z") 'undo-tree-redo) to my dotspacemacs/config, it works.

I'm curious if anyone else has the same issue, or if this is just a weird conflict I'm somehow running into.

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I faced something similar on OS X recently where M-> wasn't detected by Emacs at all, later after some debugging I found out one of the OS X application was intercepting Meta Shift and Emacs didn't receive modifier Shift.

So in your case it might possible that , Command Shift is shadowed/intercepted.

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Peeja commented Dec 23, 2015

It works when I add the global-set-key myself, though.

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