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...and then Lance Simmons said...
% On Thu, Nov 01, 2001 at 01:28:01PM -0500, David T-G wrote:
% >
% > Not directly, AFAIK, but a macro to remap 'c' and 'q' to first set $move
% > before continuing the operation might do the trick nicely. Something like
% >
% > macro index c "set move=no;<change-folder>"
% > macro index q "set move=ask-no;<quit>"
%
% I can't seem to get this to work. Can you set variables in a macro?
I never said it was guaranteed; it's untested code :-) Yes, you can set
variables in macros, or do just about anything else (I actually have
found one thing that I can't yet macro or push, but I haven't had time to
try it even further...).
Check the manual for more on how to create macros; this seems like pretty
straightforward stuff. Maybe you need an <enter> instead of a semicolon
to separate the commands, it occurs to me as I read them again...
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