Hi all,
To simplify a complex (and let's pretend it's theoretical ;-)
scenario, I'd like to do something like:
macro index,pager,attach b '<enter-command> foo<enter><bounce-message>'
Now anybody familiar with tag-prefix will see the problem
here... The default binding falls flat:
bind generic ';' tag-prefix
In particular, the tag-prefix applies to enter-command, not to
bounce-message as one would like. Attempting to insert
tag-prefix or tag-prefix-cond in the macro doesn't work either,
since that might not be the intention.
So far, this is what I've done to deal with this scenario:
bind generic ';' noop
macro index,pager,attach 'b' '<enter-command> foo<enter><bounce-message>'
macro index,pager,attach ';b' \
'<tag-prefix-cond><enter-command> foo<enter><tag-prefix><bounce-message>'
Of course this means rebuilding the full set of bindings. Any
other ideas? (apart from changing the approach, remember this is
supposedly theoretical...)
Thanks,
Aron
