- Subject: [Jed-users-l] registers
- From: Alain Nadeau <nadeau@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2012 08:00:52 +0200
Hello everyone, hi John,
A problem I have with "more recent" versions of Jed (0.99.18 currently) has
to do with how registers are saved and recalled.
In "earlier" versions of jed, you could call a register at the prompt
"Register name: " with one single keypress. The register would then be
created or inserted.
In "newer" versions, after the "Register name:" prompt, once you enter the
register name (say "m"), you have to confirm this with "ENTER", which
wasn't the case before. I admit this allows register names to have more
than one character, but I can hardly see the use of this. One-char
registers are all I need, without that extra ENTER.
This makes it impossible, as far as I can see, to use registers in the mini
buffer (within a macro, for instance) because the ENTER keypress is caught
by the macro instead of recalling the register.
Anyway to bring back the old one-char no-ENTER registers?
Best to all,
Alain
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