Evgeny!
Yes, I know you explained all this to me on IRC a couple of weeks ago,
but hey, that was IRC and I never remember what happens on IRC :-)
OK, lets suppose that I want to be able to write...
Evgeny is a really coool lisp hacker!
and I need to write that 100 times per day so I create a macro with...
H-x ( RET TAB Evgeny is a really coool lisp hacker! RET H-x )
Cool! Now I can just do `H-x e' whenever I want...
Evgeny is a really coool lisp hacker!
But I want to save this very important macro across XWEM sessions.
And this is where I get lost. What are the XWEM equivalents of:
`name-last-kbd-macro'
`assign-last-kbd-macro-to-key'
`insert-kbd-macro'
I _thought_ the procedure went something like:
H-x ( type type type H-x )
name it somehow
insert the macro into ~/.xwem/xwemrc.el or similar somehow
(define-key xwem-user-macros-map (xwem-kbd "x") 'my-macro)
It is the middle two steps that I can't find a way to do.
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