Re: Emacs equivalent of the ":g" command in vi

["Andreas Röhler" <andreas.roehler@easy-emacs.de>]

Am 22.07.2011 22:51, schrieb MBR:
> Personally, I don't find I'm "fighting" with macros. You can get an
> astounding amount done with macros without having to do the mental
> context switch to coding mode. And if I'm already in coding mode, I find
> putting the real application I was working on (in Java or C or PHP or
> JavaScript or whatever) on short-term hold and switching context to
> writing Elisp code for editing the application code, leaves me
> struggling to remember what I was trying to accomplish with my changes
> to the application code when I finally finish writing the Elisp code and
> need to pop that context off my mental stack and return to thinking
> about the application code.
>
> But other people's mental processes may well be different. To each his
> own. Or, as they say, YMMV.
>
> Mark

Sure. If you like, it might be of interest for others too comparing a 
real example.

If you may provide a piece of code and a kbd-macro dealing with it, 
let's see how a function might come up with.

BTW as for functions you will have templates. So quite often creating a 
new function isn't much more finally than specifying a regexp.


Andreas