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From: whitney@walsh.harvard.edu (Glen Whitney)
Newsgroups: comp.emacs
Subject: Abbrevs and keyboard macros
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Date: 9 Mar 89 06:37:19 GMT
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How is the term "keyboard macros" used in this newsgroup, and (how)
does Emacs support them? If they're simply elisp functions bound to
keys, no need to reply on that matter.

More importantly, a question I could not find the answer to in *Info*:

Is it possible to embed cursor motions into an abbrev, so that if I
have a complex abbrev (say for a LaTeX structure), the cursor will
end up where I want to be typing?

Thanks.

   -Glen. Other ID stuff above. (Am I supposed to have a disclaimer?)