kom-change-language now changes keybindings by default.

src/ChangeLog

+2003-08-30  Johan Sundström  <jhs@lysator.liu.se>
+
+	* commands2.el (kom-change-language): Now always changes bindings,
+	unless explicitly overridden with an integer argument (for some
+	form of backwards compatibility for users who already have burnt
+	in "C-u x change language" into their spines by now). I have never
+	wanted to change languages without changing key bindings as well,
+	but considering it was implemented like this, someone might still
+	want to do that (hence this slight prefix awkwardness).
+
 2003-08-30  David Byers  <byers@lysator.liu.se>
 
 	Fix bug 1101:

src/commands2.el

@@ -2168,8 +2168,8 @@ the exception of the letterbox flag (which cannot be modified)."
 
 (def-kom-command kom-change-language (&optional global)
   "Change the current language in the current LysKOM session.
-With a prefix argument, also make changes that would affect all 
-sessions, such as key bindings.
+Also changes key bindings in all sessions, unless given an
+integer prefix argument.
 
 The selected language is not saved between sessions. To permanently
 set and save language settings. use `kom-customize' instead.
@@ -2177,7 +2177,7 @@ set and save language settings. use `kom-customize' instead.
 See `kom-default-language'.
 
 Lisp documentation:
-The optional argument GLOBAL indicates that the change should have a
+If the optional argument GLOBAL is 0, the change will have a
 global effect, including changes to key binding."
   (interactive "P")
   (let* ((completion-ignore-case t)
@@ -2191,7 +2191,7 @@ global effect, including changes to key binding."
                     'lyskom-language-history)))
     (when (lyskom-string-assoc language table)
       (lyskom-set-language (cdr (lyskom-string-assoc language table)) 'local)
-      (when global
+      (when (listp global)
         (lyskom-set-language (cdr (lyskom-string-assoc language table)) 'global))
 
       (lyskom-format-insert