Use easy-mmode-defmap to define all keymaps

[gracjan]

haskell-mode code mostly predates Emacs 23. Since then (or even earlier) there is easy-mmode available and it seems to be standard method to declare keymaps, like this:

(easy-mmode-defmap xxx-map
  `(("n" . xxx-next)
    ("p" . xxx-prev))
   "The base keymap for `xxx-mode'.")

Use this metod everywhere keymaps are defined.

[fice-t]

I don't know, is it the standard? I zrgrep'd /usr/share/emacs/24.5/lisp/ and got 47 results for let ((map (make-keymap))) (and ~350 results using make-sparse-keymap) and 17 results for easy-mmode-defmap. 3rd party packages seem to use the let method as well.

It does look a bit nicer though.

[gracjan]

Hmm, I'm not sure at this point. Can you just look at the keymaps and do some cleanup there so that all keymaps are defined in the same way?

[gracjan]

Okay, lets just close this as I'm no longer sure this is a good idea.

[gracjan]

@fice-t: I've closed this easymenu, wasn't clear if it was a good idea. But there is a good idea to make eldoc-mode subsume haskell-doc-mode: #1138. Do you think you could take care of it?

[fice-t]

Hmm, sorry, I don't think I'll be able to man that. I expect to be busy in the next few months (I put off some stuff I shouldn't have...), so I probably won't have much time for anything bigger.
Maybe if I see something really small myself I might try it, but no requests. :-)