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Keybinding Default Command and Execution with Argument
From: |
Christopher Dimech |
Subject: |
Keybinding Default Command and Execution with Argument |
Date: |
Thu, 5 Nov 2020 16:41:11 +0100 |
I made a simple defun to move the current character over n other characters.
It behaves a differently than transpose-chars, because the cursor point stays
on the same character, rather than moving to the cursor next to the swapped
character to the right.
When using transpose-chars. one can use transpose-chars without any argument,
taking the default of one.
M-x transpose-chars
Alternatively, one can pass an argument (e.g. 3) as follows
C-u 3 M-x transpose-chars
Currently, I can only use Skip-Over-Chars with argument. Is there a way to
use the function Skip-Over-Chars without requiring an argument, but defaulting
the argument to one as what can be done with transpose-chars?
(defun Skip-Over-Chars (n)
"Skip-Over-Chars transfers character over 'n' other
characters, forward and backward."
(interactive "N Number of skips: ")
(forward-char)
(transpose-chars n)
(backward-char)
)
- Keybinding Default Command and Execution with Argument,
Christopher Dimech <=