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bug#5364: 23.1.91; execute-extended-command should do like FFAP


From: Jan D.
Subject: bug#5364: 23.1.91; execute-extended-command should do like FFAP
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:26:40 +0100
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On 2010-01-12 21:54, Juri Linkov wrote:
OK, how would you execute this command that you see sitting in front of you?
(list-load-path-shadows)

I ended up doing<escape>  x l i s t p<backspace>
-<escape>  /<return>

That's because I am unable to just put the cursor on it and do M-x, as
for some reason execute-extended-command won't prompt me for it even now
these days. I recall the idea was rejected.

The idea of adding a command to pull a string from the original buffer
to the minibuffer was not rejected.  The only problem is that we have
to find a good keybinding.  One proposal was to use `M-.', so when the
cursor is on the string `list-load-path-shadows' you can type

   M-x M-. RET


Hmm, why don't to the same as C-h f does, offer the function as a default? I think that works quite well.

        Jan D.







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