Here is the answer (plus bonus answer) for all you dying to know:
Do not use "info emacs". Rather type...
c-h ?
...(i.e. "control-h ?")...This gives a list of keystrokes you can try. One of these is "l" for "view lossage". Hitting...
l
...after...
c-h ?
...gives you the last 100 characters typed. Further dickering determined that typing...
c-h l
...is a slightly shorter way to see the last 100 chars typed.
This can be v helpful when you type fast and sloppily and then wonder, "what the hell did I type to get here?"
Bill
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does any one know how to have emacs tell you what were the last n keystroks you just typed?
(Bouns points for how/where one finds the answer w/ "info emacs" or some other emacs help facility)
Bill
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