Hello,
I need to insert ':' in my Factor code so much, it's a pain to have it
be a shifted character. I've added this to my '.emacs' to make things
more convenient:
(defun factor-semicolon-command ()
(interactive)
(if (bolp)
(insert ": ")
(insert ";\n\n")))
(define-key factor-mode-map (kbd ";") 'factor-semicolon-command)
So, if you press the ';' key and you're at the beginning of a line,
": " is inserted. Otherwise, the word is closed; i.e. ";" and a couple
of newlines are inserted.
I say "modest" because this is far cry from the snippet style proposal I
mentioned a while back which inserts the entire word template. I'm
still interested in experimenting with that approach.
Ed
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