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1.1 root 1: emacsterm mouse region marking [MACRO]
2:
3: Move the cursor when mouse button 1 marks a region.
4: Emacsterm transmits ^X^]nxyxy. The key number (n) is ignored.
5:
6: Ignore the key number.
7: �<
8: �goto_xy
9: � Set the mark.
10: �goto_xy
11:
12: emacsterm mouse pointing [MACRO]
13:
14: Move the cursor when mouse button 1 is clicked.
15: Emacsterm transmits ^X^_nxy. The key number (n) is ignored.
16:
17: Ignore the key number.
18: �<
19: �goto_xy
20:
21: goto_xy
22: Collect the arguments
23: ��<
24: 5��<
25: �12~�32 Subtract 32 to get the row and column
26: 5�12~5�32
27: �13~�128 Shift the col over by 7 bits
28: �11~�5 Add in the row
29: g
30:
31: �inserts output of a shell command into current buffer [MACRO]
32: <usilent
33: �
turn on usilent mode (save old value)
34: B store current buffer name
35: <command line?
36: � invoke shell on command inserted at the prompt
37: <.exec
38: switch .exec buffer
39: � go to top of buffer
40: � mark top of buffer
41: � go to bottom of buffer
42: � put entire .exec buffer on kill stack
43: % swap first and second items of the kill stack
44: go to original buffer
45: insert contents of .exec (on kill stack) into current buf
46: <usilent
47:
restore old usilent mode value
48: - restore kill stack
49:
50: �transpose next two words [MACRO]
51: � pick up this word and char. after
52: � go to end of next word
53: -� drop saved word and go back to start of it.
54: - clear stack
55:
56: �signs name to message with $HOME/.signature file [MACRO]
57:
58: <$HOME/.signature
59: �
60: �sets overwrite mode [MACRO]
61:
62: <overwrite
63:
64: �returns to insert mode [MACRO]
65:
66: <overwrite
67:
68: �kills (arg) lines [MACRO]
69:
70: &� mark the beginning of the current line
71: � go down (arg) lines and kill
72:
73: �puts (arg) lines onto the kill stack [MACRO]
74:
75: &� mark the beginning of the current line
76: �� go down (arg) lines, and put the lines on the kill stack
77:
78: �copies the current file to file.old [MACRO]
79:
80: <cp
81: +F append the file name
82: +<
83: +F append the file name
84: +<.old
85: � execute the cp command
86:
87: �calls an interactive C symbol cross-referencer [MACRO]
88:
89: <usilent
90: �0
turn off usilent mode (save old value)
91: <cscope
92: |���~�� if arg != 1
93: +<
94: +F append the file name
95: ��
96: � call cscope
97: <usilent
98:
restore old usilent mode value
99:
100: Ddisplays a directory [MACRO]
101:
102: <usilent
103: ��
turn off usilent mode (save old value)
104: <vsh
105: +<Directory?
106: � prompt for the directory name
107: <usilent
108:
restore old usilent mode value
109:
110: �runs the spell command on the current buffer [MACRO]
111: <~EMACS/macros/spell1
112: � load spell macro, execute it
113:
114: �runs the mail processing subsystem [MACRO]
115: <~EMACS/macros/mail
116: ��
117: �capitalizes entered letters until end of word [MACRO]
118: <~EMACS/macros/caps
119: �
120: �inserts C lang. templates & executes command abbrevs. [MACRO]
121: <~EMACS/macros/template
122: �
123: �d_caret find and delete the next caret [MACRO]
124: <^
125:
126: ochanges to the other window in same buffer [MACRO]
127: 1B2 put this buffer in the other window
128: �o redefine ^X^O
129: <~EMACS/macros/bufswap
130: load bufswap macro
131: 12� and set mark here for use
132: o
133: Ggraphics (draw) [MACRO]
134: <~EMACS/macros/draw
135: G
136: bbox -- draw a box between cursor and mark [MACRO]
137: <~EMACS/macros/draw
138: b
139: �edits the shell command file [MACRO]
140: <~EMACS/macros/shell
141: �
142: �executes current line in shell command file [MACRO]
143: <~EMACS/macros/shell
144: �
145: �displays current command in shell command file [MACRO]
146: <~EMACS/macros/shell
147: �
148: �displays (arg) next command in shell command file [MACRO]
149: <~EMACS/macros/shell
150: ��
151: �displays (arg) next command in shell command file [MACRO]
152: <~EMACS/macros/shell
153: ��
154: sescapes to the shell (enter ^D to exit) [MACRO]
155: <~EMACS/macros/shell
156: s
157: �shifts marked area right (no arg) or left (arg != 1) [MACRO]
158: <~EMACS/macros/shift
159: ��
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