Re: Looking up and CALLING a key binding

[TheLonelyStar]

Hi,

I need this for the following two things:

1. I want to bind a key (the tab key) to a special function which can fail.
If the function fails, I want to call the original  binding of the key
(which is differerent depending on which mode I am in).

2. I want to bind a key to the insertion of a little code snippet.
i.E. { -> to
{
  |
}
But since in many modes the "{" and "}" keys are bound to some special
function, I want to call these keybindings for the insertions of the "{" and
"}".


Xah Lee-2 wrote:
> 
> On Jan 5, 6:00 am, TheLonelyStar <nabb...@lonely-star.org> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I know very little elisp have basicly no practical expirience with it.
>>
>> I know I can lookup a keybinding with lookup-key and similiar.
>> But how do I look it up and call it (execute it)?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> nathan
> 
> what exactly you want to do?
> 
> are you writing a elisp program? ... or you trying to do something in
> emacs?
> 
> once you know what command the binding is associated with, you can
> just call the command by typing Alt+x commandName.
> 
> if you are writing elisp... once you get the command name, say it is
> forward-word, then you can run it by just (forward-word) ... some
> example of your case would be good to clarify.
> 
>   Xah
> ∑ http://xahlee.org/
> 
> ☄
> 
> 

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