RE: Is there a plan to record kbd macro as elisp code?

["Drew Adams" <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> Thanks, Drew -- it turned out I had it, but I never thought of the
> name generate.el so I never discovered it.

De nada. Bits and pieces of collective oldbie memory can be almost as good
as a single newbie memory sometimes. I remembered the key bindings and the
"gen" part of the command names; that's all. And I was wrong about the key
bindings - I had probably bound them to `C-x [' and `C-x ]' because of the
conflict with (the suggested) `C-x (' and `C-x )'.

I no longer had the file myself. I tossed all Emacs files that weren't my
own when I swam across the Atlantic many moon ago - too much baggage, and
some of the files would have attracted sharks.

I was thinking that this feature was part of Emacs, but that was mistaken.
Perhaps Yzhh will fix up something that could be added to Emacs. I remember
using this quite a bit back in the Middle Ages.

> That is 20 years ago!

Yup. We should get a gold medal just for surviving Emacs this long. Emacs
should get a medal for surviving us this long too...

Hey, I hear Richard's having a big 35th birthday party for Emacs in 2011 at
his house! Ya'll come!