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The getConfiguration() method was recently removed from Monaco which causes this to not work with the latest Monaco version.

See: https://github.com/microsoft/monaco-editor/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#0190-20122019

Hello,

https://ide.judge0.com/ uses Monaco Editor. The dev @hermanzdosilovic of that project recently added support for Emacs mode.

But while testing that out, I figured out that basic bindings like C-n, C-y, C-w, C-x h were not working (so I wasn't able to test out the Emacs mode more thoroughly on judge0.

Ref: judge0/ide#26 (comment)

The default way of importing it is via npm. However, I wonder if there is an easier way to import it via a script tag?

Thanks!

I've got a listener on my monaco instance that listens for Ctrl+M onKeyDown, and calls

          e.preventDefault();
          e.stopPropagation();
          console.log("i'm stopping this event");

This event still then travels to monaco-emacs, and gets handled again.

Monaco-Emacs should respect stopprop and preventDefault.

Commands such as C-k, C-y do not work on recent version of Monaco.

This bug can be experienced on the demo.

In the demo page (https://editor.bitwiser.in/) with "emacs" enabled, tab no longer indents text.

This keybinding works in emacs, and should still work on the browser equivalent.

Pressing ctrl-k multiple times doesn't do the right thing.

It's supposed to: capture all ctrl-k'illed lines into the yank buffer, and when you press ctrl-y insert them all at the cursor.

It deletes a line every time you press ctrl-k, but only keeps the most recent single line in the yank buffer. when you press ctrl-y it only inserts that most recent line at the cursor.

This is reproducible on your demo site (https://editor.bitwiser.in/)