If you use a command such as jump-to-char in a keyboard macro, it won't remember the char that you input. This is very annoying. My guess is that the best solution would be to save the char into a default variable (see issue #88) and use that when the kbd macro is running.
If you use a command such as `jump-to-char` in a keyboard macro, it won't remember the char that you input. This is very annoying. My guess is that the best solution would be to save the char into a default variable (see issue #88) and use that when the kbd macro is running.
Kevin "The Nuclear" Bloom
If you use a command such as
jump-to-charin a keyboard macro, it won't remember the char that you input. This is very annoying. My guess is that the best solution would be to save the char into a default variable (see issue #88) and use that when the kbd macro is running.