To improve my scanty knowledge of elisp, I want to rewrite a macro as a
function. I can't get to first base on this. I think I can do this if
given links or keywords for the self-instruction of a noob.
For example I can't make out this:
(shell-command COMMAND &optional OUTPUT-BUFFER ERROR-BUF
Hugh Lawson writes:
> To improve my scanty knowledge of elisp, I want to
> rewrite a macro as a function.
Macros are functions that accept code as arguments
(without evaluating it), and then use that code to put
together a new program, which is at last executed.
So macros are programs that writ
Ooops! wrong group, sorry about that.
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