John Yeung wrote:
> On Nov 15, 8:50 pm, "Eric S. Johansson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> well, therein lies the rub. I don't know lisp,
>> I don't know Emacs internals let alone python mode.
>
> Unfortunately, neither do I. Actually, I haven't touched Emacs since
> my college days, and barely remember any of it. I figured from your
> preference for Emacs that you already did some customization for
> yourself.
Like the vast majority of Emacs users, I cut, paste, and swear.
>
> Is vr-mode a "major" mode? If so, I suppose it can't be active at the
> same time as python-mode, which is also a major mode. I grabbed a
> copy of the code for python-mode (revision 4.75) and while I frankly
> don't understand it, it looks like it has provisions for things like
> finding the beginning of a class or def, which might be usable in
> building the types of commands you want.
>
> Perhaps you should try asking for help from the Emacs community. To
> someone versed in Emacs Lisp, what you want might be fairly easy.
>
> Another possibility, that I mention mainly because I find it
> interesting, and not so much because I expect it to be the best path
> for you, is Pymacs. It purports to let you customize Emacs using
> Python instead of Emacs Lisp.
>
> Good luck! I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
no biggie. Maybe the real answer is changing the conversation to look for
editors that can run on Windows but edit remotely like emacs + tramp.
Anyway, here's the speech macros I've worked out so far.
# minimal python and commands
New class = '{ctrl+a}class
[EMAIL
PROTECTED](object):{ctrl+j}{tab}"""{ctrl+j}{tab}"""{enter}{ctrl+x}{ctrl+x}';
new method = '{ctrl+a} def
[EMAIL PROTECTED](self):{ctrl+j}"""{ctrl+j}"""{ctrl+j}{ctrl+x}{ctrl+x}';
new constructor = '{ctrl+a} def
__init__(self):{ctrl+j}"""{ctrl+j}"""{ctrl+j}';
end colon = '{ctrl+e}:';
between single quotes = "''"{ctrl+b};
between double quotes = '""'{ctrl+b};
between triple quotes = "''''''"{ctrl+b}{ctrl+b}{ctrl+b};
between hex quotes = '""""""'{ctrl+b}{ctrl+b}{ctrl+b};
(ad|add) index = '[]{ctrl+b}';
next index = '{ctrl+s}[{ctrl+f}';
last index = '{ctrl+r}]{ctrl+b}{ctrl+r}[{ctrl+f}';
delete index = '{ctrl+r}[{ctrl+f}{ctrl+s}]{ctrl+b}{ctrl+w}';
go to Line [Number] <digit> = {esc}xgoto-line{enter}$1{Enter};
go to Line [Number] <digit> <digit> = {esc}xgoto-line{enter}$1$2{Enter};
go to Line [Number] <digit> <digit> <digit> =
{esc}xgoto-line{enter}$1$2$3{Enter};
go to Line [Number] <digit> <digit> <digit> <digit> =
{esc}xgoto-line{enter}$1$2$3$4{Enter};
go to (end={ctrl+e} | beginning={ctrl+a} | start={esc}m) of line = $1;
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