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If you are trying to move keys around, but only in emacs, then it is probably easier to use a translation keymap.

(define-key key-translation-map "[" "{") (define-key key-translation-map "(" "[")

As far as the binding to skeleton-pair-insert-maybe, I don't see this being setup to any key. You can use the code How can I find out in which keymap a key is bound?How can I find out in which keymap a key is bound? to find the keymap,and then use (define-key keymap "[" nil) to unbind it from that keymap. When you want to unbind it depends on where it is being bound!

If you are trying to move keys around, but only in emacs, then it is probably easier to use a translation keymap.

(define-key key-translation-map "[" "{") (define-key key-translation-map "(" "[")

As far as the binding to skeleton-pair-insert-maybe, I don't see this being setup to any key. You can use the code How can I find out in which keymap a key is bound? to find the keymap,and then use (define-key keymap "[" nil) to unbind it from that keymap. When you want to unbind it depends on where it is being bound!

If you are trying to move keys around, but only in emacs, then it is probably easier to use a translation keymap.

(define-key key-translation-map "[" "{") (define-key key-translation-map "(" "[")

As far as the binding to skeleton-pair-insert-maybe, I don't see this being setup to any key. You can use the code How can I find out in which keymap a key is bound? to find the keymap,and then use (define-key keymap "[" nil) to unbind it from that keymap. When you want to unbind it depends on where it is being bound!

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If you are trying to move keys around, but only in emacs, then it is probably easier to use a translation keymap.

(define-key key-translation-map "[" "{") (define-key key-translation-map "(" "[")

As far as the binding to skeleton-pair-insert-maybe, I don't see this being setup to any key. You can use the code How can I find out in which keymap a key is bound? to find the keymap,and then use (define-key keymap "[" nil) to unbind it from that keymap. When you want to unbind it depends on where it is being bound!