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electricity in keyboard macros
From: |
Fabrice Bauzac |
Subject: |
electricity in keyboard macros |
Date: |
Thu, 26 Jul 2001 23:55:44 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Mutt/1.3.18i |
Hello,
I'll introduce my problem in a small example. Create a C file (for
example "foo.c") with these contents:
struct pair thing[] = {
val, val,
val, val,
val, val,
val, val,
val, val,
val, val,
val, val,
val, val
};
Now I want to convert it into the more structural form
struct pair thing[] = {
{ val, val },
{ val, val },
...
};
So I use a keyboard macro:
(setq last-kbd-macro
"\C-a\C-f\C-f{ \C-e\C-? },\C-a\C-n")
It works, but the problem is that each time the macro inserts an
(electric) '}', the point temporarily shows the matching '{' during
one second. Imagine a case when you have to repeat the macro 60
times: it will last one minute.
I think the electric code should test for the `executing-macro'
variable before waiting one second...
Am I wrong?
--
Fabrice Bauzac
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