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What's wrong with this seemingly simple function for unwrapping text?
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Endless Story |
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What's wrong with this seemingly simple function for unwrapping text? |
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12 Jan 2007 03:00:07 -0800 |
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G2/1.0 |
I like autofill mode, but it has one disadvantage: the filled lines
require unfilling if I want to copy the text over into a Word
processor, e.g. Word or OpenOffice. This can be rather tedious, so I
thought I would write a simple function and put it in my .init file to
make everything easy:
(defun unwrap-text ()
(interactive)
(setq fill-column 5000)
(mark-whole-buffer)
(fill-region)
(setq fill-column '70)
)
When the function gets to fill-region, it bombs out, complaining about
'wrong number of variables.' So my questions are:
1) For any lisp experts, what's going wrong here?
2) Is there some built-in way for doing what I want to do?
- What's wrong with this seemingly simple function for unwrapping text?,
Endless Story <=