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Let bound face-attribute locally
How can I let-bound a face-attribute locally.
E.g. I want to:
(set-face-attribute 'query-replace nil :background "OrangeRed3")
(perform-replace "bar" "foo" t t nil 1 nil (point-min) (point-max))
and …
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Define a function alias within a let binding?
How can I define an alias within a script with let-binding?
I tried
(let (b-s)
(defalias 'b-s 'buffer-string))
But it doesn't work.
I figured out to let-bind the variable where aliases as stored …
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Is it possible to use let-binding for setting keys?
in LaTeX mode C-cC-f calls the tex-file function. I performed a litte tweak to that function and I wrote a tex-file-mod function.
Now I'd like to call the tex-file-mode with the same key-binding durin …
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