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#EMACS MACROS WINDOWS#

Feature requests and defect reports made in the Reviews section are unlikely to be noticed. Transposition of characters, words, lines, paragraphs and s-expressionsĪn optional feature provides additional bindings for:Ī complete list of supported commands and brief documentation can be found here.If the macro definition is a lambda, then the. If it's a vector, then it outputs the form you now get. If the macro definition is a string, then it outputs the form you are used to seeing. Frame handling (C-x 5 2, C-x 5 1, C-x 5 0, C-x 5 o) insert-kbd-macro can insert a number of different forms, but ultimately the definition of the macro can be either a string, a vector, or a lambda.

#EMACS MACROS WINDOWS#

Split editor windows (C-x 2, C-x 3, C-x, C-x 4.

Balanced expression (s-expression) commands.

Emacs style search and query/replace with regular expressions.

Emacs style point/mark selection with both global and buffer-local mark rings.

C-x b, C-x 4 b, C-x 5 b with completion, search and buffer list.

The function names all start with 'docbook-' followed by an element string: docbook-remark, docbook-table, docbook-step, etc.

Of course you can load the macros with M-x as well.

We'll explore a couple of examples working with columnar data and extracting hyperlinks. When the macros are loaded, you will see a new menu 'DocBook' listing all the macros and the corresponding keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard Macros (including name, bind, save, load and auto-loading Automate repetitive tasks by recording and replaying keyboard macros.Beginning with Version 22, GNU Emacs contains the kmacro package, which provides support for dealing with keyboard macros that have been defined and named during the current Emacs session. Emacs+ - Eclipse Extensions for Emacs Expatriates - provides an enhanced Emacs-like experience in the Eclipse text editors. The purpose of keyboard macros in an editor is to expedite the entering of key sequences that occur frequently and are lengthy or inconvenient to type.