fundamental-mode

Turn off any special key definitions.

This command removes changes to key bindings made by modes such as C mode or Dired mode.

Every buffer has a major mode, and whenever you type keys in that buffer, Epsilon interprets them according to the buffer's mode. Each of Epsilon's various modes is suitable for editing a particular kind of text. Some modes only change the meanings of a few keys. For instance, C mode makes the <Tab> key indent the current line of C code. Other modes provide a group of new commands, usually on the letter keys. For example, in Dired mode the D key deletes a file. Each major mode is also the name of a command which puts the current buffer in that mode. For example, Alt-x c-mode puts the current buffer in C mode.

The default mode for new buffers you create with select-buffer is Fundamental Mode. (But see new-file.) This command returns the current buffer to Fundamental Mode, removing any changes to key bindings installed by another mode.

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