RE: C-x &

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

> No, I don't feel strongly about the command name. Yes, I understand why
> you proposed "universal-async-argument". But I think its association with
> `universal-argument' confuses more than clarifies. No, I don't have a great
> suggestion for the command name. Ideally it should convey "read a key
> sequence and invoke the command bound to it" (and the doc string would
> explain that it will also read a prefix arg and pass that to the command).
> Maybe `invoke-command-bound-to' or some such.

Sorry; I meant to mention asynchronous execution.

> Ideally it should convey "read a key
> sequence and invoke the command bound to it

, in an asynchronous way"

> (and the doc string would
> explain that it will also read a prefix arg and pass that to the command).
> Maybe `invoke-command-bound-to' or some such.

But the command name should have `async' in it, somewhere.