NonGNU-devel ELPA - devil

• Repeatable key sequence , m e.
• Repeatable key sequence , x u.
• Repeatable key sequence group for , m @ and , m h.
• Repeatable key sequence group for , x [ and , x ].
• Repeatable key sequence group for , x ^ and , x { and , x }.
• Repeatable key sequences , a and , e added to group for , p.
• Repeatable key sequences , m a and , m e added to group for , m b.
• Customisable variable devil-global-sets-buffer-default that, when set to t, makes enabling global-devil-mode also enable Devil in all new buffers.

• Support for repeatable key groups. When a Devil key sequence in a repeatable group is typed, then that key sequence or any another key sequence in the same group can be executed and repeated merely by typing the last character of that key sequence.
• Repeatable key groups defined in devil-repeatable-keys is not ignored anymore when devil-all-keys-repeatable is set to non-nil.
• Devil key sequences , p and , n and , b and , f have been grouped together into a repeatable key group.
• Devil key sequences , m f and , m b have been grouped together into a repeatable key group.

• Prevent special key sequences from being repeatable.

• Devil key sequence , m now translates to M- instead of C-M-.
• Devil key sequence , m z now translates to M- instead of C-M-.
• Devil key sequence , m , now translates to M-, instead of C-M-,.
• Devil key sequence , m m now translates to C-M- instead of M-.
• Repeatable key sequence , m m f changed to , m f.
• Repeatable key sequence , m m b changed to , m b.
• Repeatable key sequence , m m y changed to , m y.
• Repeatable key sequence , m m ^ changed to , m ^.

• Devil key translation from m z to M-.
• Devil key translation from m m to m.
• Devil key translation from m to M-.

• Function devil-set-key to set a new Devil key and update the mode's keymap.
• Reinstate variable devil-version since it is useful in determining the source version conveniently. It helps during troubleshooting the package when installed from MELPA which sets the package version to a version derived from the current date and time.
• Command devil-describe-key to describe Devil key sequences.
• Command devil-toggle-logging to toggle logging.
• Special key , h , k to execute devil-describe-key.
• Special key , h , l to execute devil-toggle-logging.

• Customising devil-key also updates the mode's keymap.
• When no binding exists for the translated key sequence, convert the key sequence to a fallback key sequence for terminal Emacs according to local-function-key-map and execute any command bound to the fallback key sequence. For example, when the Devil key sequence , x <tab> is converted to C-x <tab>, since no command is bound to this key sequence, it is further translated to C-x TAB and the command indent-rigidly bound to it is executed.
• Format control sequence to show the Devil key sequence read by Devil has changed from %k to %r.
• The default special key sequences no longer merely insert literal characters into the buffer. That behaviour was problematic in isearch-mode because typing special keys like , , and , SPC in isearch-mode inserted the literal characters in the buffer as opposed to appending these characters to the search pattern. The default special key sequences now invoke devil-execute-key instead which carefully look up the current binding for the current special key and executes it. This produces the correct behaviour of special keys even in isearch-mode.

• Fix special key sequence , <return> which was broken by the

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