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On 18.07.2008 08:49 in vedit-macro-language List Walt Pattinson wrote:
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> I'm not a Macro Guru, so I'm not sure what's wrong with these two keystroke macros:
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> Alt-2 {tr class='r'>[RETURN]{td>{a href="[LINE END]" target='m'>[DELETE][LINE END]{/a>{/td>{td>[CURSOR RIGHT] [VISUAL EXIT]#19=1;visual();
> Alt-3 {a href="[LINE END]" target='x'>{/a> [CURSOR RIGHT] [VISUAL EXIT]char(-23);num_ins(#19,nocr);#19++;char(23);visual();
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> < has been replaced by { because the forum doesn't interpret < correctly in many cases.
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> Alt-2 will create an HTML link out of the current and following file lines. It also sets #19 to 1
> Alt-3 will make a link out of the next line, inserting and incrementing #19.
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> It errors at the [Visual Exit] command. Am I not exiting the previous macro properly?
Simply leave out the final command ";visual();".
The keystroke macro automatically returns to visual mode when the
execution of the command line is finished.
If you try it explicitely then it's sort of double action with the above
error.
Christian
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