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A "keyboard macro" is a command defined by an Emacs user which represents a sequence of keys. Calling a keyboard macro is equivalent to typing that key sequence.
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How to deal with particular key-binding conflict (F3 key on Mac)
I would like to make a very basic macro on my Mac, to have a command that
writes a list of slashes in the current file : ////////////////////
The "Basic emacs macros" section of the manual says :
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