[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Jensen) writes: > Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Jensen) writes: >> >> I wonder why it's called `universal argument', though... > > I don't know, C-u is a universal argument but it cannot be /the/ > universal argument. We should let M-& be one too. I agree that the > name can be more clear on what the command actually does.
So each command would have to implement support for `M-&'? That's an interesting paradigm... but I don't think I get it. In particular, that's not how your implementation works. >> What about `bongo-universal-prefix/region/marking-command'? > > How about `bongo-universal-marking-argument'? How is it an argument if the command cannot even detect it? >> I think it should do it >> - on the next N track lines (given a prefix argument N), or >> - on every track line in the region (if active), or >> - on every marked line (if any), or, otherwise, >> - just on the line at point. > > I don't agree. That's what you (or I) would use keyboard macros for. Why not let `5 M-& r' rename the next five tracks? Why not let `C-SPC C-SPC 5 n M-& r' rename all tracks in the region? >> In order to get the right behavior, we'd have to kill the >> marking before executing the command --- otherwise the >> command itself might use the marking. > > I don't think that's a good idea, I like it just the way I > wrote it. Do you like it that way because it is simple or because it behaves in some particular way you like? > It's simple, but it's just a kind of macro command anyway. And it > works like the Gnus command, so there is no real surprise. Actually, the Gnus command works roughly like I described, except it does not care about an active region.
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Here is the documentation string for `gnus-summary-work-articles': Return a list of articles to be worked upon. The prefix argument, the list of process marked articles, and the current article will be taken into consideration. -- Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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