Is there a plan to record kbd macro as elisp code?

[yzhh]

Hi,

Recording kbd macro as elisp code can be useful. The following are some 
benefits:
1. Editing elisp code is more clear than editing key sequences, and supports 
complex controlstructures. 
2. elisp code is more portable than key sequences. Sharing with others who 
have different key bindings is ok for elisp, but not for key sequences.
3. It can be used as a means ot learn emacs commands in elisp form.

I tried to build a modified emacs that stores every command sent to 
'execute-command' into a list, when 'defining-kbd-macro' is on. But the 
result is a list that still leaves out things like horizontal movements. 
And isearch is not recorded right (one search recorded as many isearch 
commands, without information of what's being searched).

So I know the modification required is not simple, far beyond a quick and 
dirty patch.

Out of curiosity I want to know whether there is a plan for this feature in 
the future.