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From: montnaro@crdgw1.UUCP (Skip Montanaro)
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Subject: Re: More than one function ?
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Date: 17 Nov 89 20:05:16 GMT
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In article <86@nixbln.UUCP> lutz@nsebln.UUCP (Lutz Hilken) writes:

     Is there a proper way to bind two functions to one key? Ok, I can
     write a new function wich calls that one I like to execute, but...
     I would like something like
	   (define-key CSI-map "<some sequence>" 'funtion 1 'function 2).

How would you know which got executed? If you'd execute both, how would they
decide how to split up any arguments? Why not just

	(defun function-wrapper ()
	    (interactive ...)
	    (function1 ...)
	    (function2 ...))

	(define-key CSI-map "<some sequence>" 'function-wrapper)

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Skip Montanaro (montanaro@crdgw1.ge.com)