A keychain includes a prefix key (or prefix keybind) and then more keys to launch a command. This is different from a keybind to launch a command. In a keychain, the keys are pressed in sequence, prefix first and then something else to complete the keychain, whereas in a keybind they are pressed at once.
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Emacs tends to mark from point (cursor) towards either end of the element. If you want a function that marks or copies the entire element from beginning to end, you often have to build them yourself.
Continue reading “Emacs: Copy this line”Keyboard macros in Emacs are ephemeral, but if you use them often, it makes sense to collect them. Here’s how.
Continue reading “Emacs: Collect keyboard macros”Well, there is no Hemingway mode. That is, there is no way to write like a novelist on a typewriter. On a typewriter the current line is always at the same place.
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