Stewart Stremler wrote:
You can also "record" a macro, but I never bother to do that, as I
almost inevitably end up doing inadvertent crap during the recording.
Pffft. We emacs users can edit our macros ...
From: http://bc.tech.coop/blog/
"You can actually edit the last recorded keyboard macro with
kmacro-edit-lossage (Emacs 22 only). Just type "C-x C-k l" and you'll be
teletransported to a *Edit macro* buffer where you can edit your last
keystrokes and record them as needed."
It only took them 20 years ...
-a
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