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From: kjones@talos.uu.net (Kyle Jones)
Newsgroups: gnu.emacs.bug
Subject: Re: "Where is" default
Message-ID: <1989Dec29.140239.28414@talos.uu.net>
Date: 29 Dec 89 14:02:39 GMT
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Stavros Macrakis writes:
 > GNU Emacs 18.55.1 of Tue Oct 31 1989 on marat (hpux)
 > 
 > I suggest that the default argument for where-is be the most recent
 > command executed by execute-extended-command.
 > 
 > Even handier, perhaps, would be to have execute-extended-command
 > always do a where-is to remind you that there is a shortcut, but this
 > probably costs too much cpu.

Evan Bigall suggested the latter many months ago, and I wrote a drop-in
replacement for execute-extended-command that implements the idea.  It's
about time for a repost; look for execcmd.el in *.emacs and alt.sources
shortly.