README.user_macros

What is included with USER_MACROS:

"create-macro"			- Create a named macro for a list of commands. The macro
				  can then be used as a command.

				  Example:

				    create-macro "com12" "command1; command2"

				  A macro doesn't take any parameters, but it uses a
				  prefix argument as a repeat count.

"list-macros"			- List the user-defined macros. "list-macro" is now an
				  alias for "list-kbd-macro".


Macro names are case-sensitive and can include any character in your
locale.


Key assignment:

A named macro can be assigned to a key, like a function. Example:

  create-macro testmacro "message hello"
  global-set-key "\^a" testmacro

A macro can also be assigned directly to a key without naming it:

  global-set-key "\^a" "message hello"

Max 100 macros (named or unnamed) kan be assigned to keys. Named
macros without key assignment have no limit. A macro assigned to a key
must either be the name of a named macro, or a string containing at
least one ' ' or ';'.


Listing keys:

"describe-bindings" with an argument lists only the keys with macros.