Ctrl-K does seem to be some sort of general preface to say that you're going to be doing something code-formatty.
See also "comment out selected block": Ctrl-/ on Eclipsemacs, and Ctrl-K Ctrl-C on VS. (On Eclipsemacs, Ctrl-/ toggles, whereas you need Ctrl-K Ctrl-U to uncomment in VS...)
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Date: 2012-02-02 04:15 pm (UTC)Ctrl-K does seem to be some sort of general preface to say that you're going to be doing something code-formatty.
See also "comment out selected block": Ctrl-/ on Eclipsemacs, and Ctrl-K Ctrl-C on VS. (On Eclipsemacs, Ctrl-/ toggles, whereas you need Ctrl-K Ctrl-U to uncomment in VS...)