Tomas Zerolo wrote:
> Can't you attach a doc-string to an anonymous function, like so?
>
> `lambda (e)
> ,(concat "Sort buffer by " column)
> ...
Obviously you can include a doc string in a lambda form. The real
question is, will Emacs do the right thing with it? It looks pretty
good to me in Emacs 21:
(documentation (lambda (foo)
"*Grok FOO."
(interactive "sGrok: ")
(grok foo)))
returns:
"*Grok FOO."
And given:
(global-set-key "\C-cz"
(lambda (foo)
"*Grok FOO."
(interactive "sGrok: ")
(grok foo)))
,----[ C-h k C-c z ]
| C-c z runs the command (lambda (foo) "*Grok FOO." (interactive "sGrok:
") (grok foo))
| which is an interactive Lisp function.
| (anonymous FOO)
|
| *Grok FOO.
`----
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Kevin Rodgers
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