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From: | Jose Cuthberto |
Subject: | Re: How to PICK the CTRL-u argument from the file or some other method, with EXAMPLE |
Date: | 23 Sep 2004 15:02:44 -0700 |
jose@Aumara.zzn.com (Jose Cuthberto) wrote in message news:<cf2523f3.0409221705.73716a7d@posting.google.com>... > An example would clarify the problem: > > Suppose you want to paste a single killed line (in kill buffer using two > C-k's) > you can trivially do it like this: > > C-u 2 C-y > > In this case you had to enter the numbers. > > I have a file like this: > > 5 > line1 > 6 > line2 > > Now I must convert it to a file with 5 line1's and 6 line2's and so on. > It is a long file. > > How do I pick 5 and put it into C-u so that it is done 5 times. > > I can write macros. and I can also write single line lisp functions. > Unfortunately there is no yank cammand that can take the argument 5. > nor do i know the lisp function that can take the count and pass it to > lisp function yank. I would want to avoid writing a loops, and vars etc. > > Thanks to the star who can help!!! > > jose still waiting for a solution
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