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A keymap is a Lisp data structure that specifies key bindings for various key sequences. A single keymap directly specifies definitions for individual events. When a key sequence consists of a single event, its binding in a keymap is the keymap's definition for that event.
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Implementing my own incremental search
What would be the best way to implement an Emacs Lisp command that pops up the minibuffer, lets the user edit a search string there, and runs code to update the search results after each keystroke (or …
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