I've used ctrl-w in a windows drracket keyboard macro before (and I just
tested it again). Also, you can always use ctrl-u 6 ctrl-x e as a substitute
for control-x e e e e e e.
On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 8:44 PM, Matthias Felleisen wrote:
>
> I considered using a keyboard macro. The time to switch
I considered using a keyboard macro. The time to switch and rectangle-edit was
less than what it took to do the macro.
On Jan 3, 2011, at 6:36 PM, Robby Findler wrote:
> FWIW, DrRacket does have keyboard macros but I see that control-w
> (under windows, with menu keys disabled) interrupts the
FWIW, DrRacket does have keyboard macros but I see that control-w
(under windows, with menu keys disabled) interrupts the sequence so I
can't actually use them to do Matthias's edit easily in DrRacket (also
DrRacket is missing that cool control-x e e e e e e that Emacs does
these days).
Robby
On
A few things for which I switch to Emacs, even when using DrRacket:
* M-q to re-flow Racket comments that span multiple lines, to fill to
some margin (like 79 or 80 columns). Note that Emacs has fancy
"adaptive-fill", but something simple and Racket-comment-specific would
be fine.
* M-x qua
I decided to report on the few occasions when I switch from DrRacket to Emacs
to accomplish something Racket-related.
Just now I changed
(connect* S round-n round-n-ne round-ne)
(connect* SW round-ne round-ne-se round-se)
(connect* NW round-se round-se-s round-s)
(connect*
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