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Re: How run a command JUST on region highlighted by MOUSE?!?!
From: |
Christian Seberino |
Subject: |
Re: How run a command JUST on region highlighted by MOUSE?!?! |
Date: |
2 Sep 2003 17:16:06 -0700 |
Kevin
Thanks for your help. I finally got a version that works!
(defun cs-py-comment-region(beg end) (interactive "r")
(save-restriction
(narrow-to-region beg end)
(py-comment-region beg end)
(delete-trailing-whitespace)))
What does the (interactive "r") do??? I really ONLY ever invoke my
functions
with key-combos that are hard wired to start the functions....e.g.
C-ac, C-z, etc....
Does this mean I can omit all this (interactive ..) stuff from .emacs
everywhere???
It appears that beg and end got automagically set when I dragged mouse
over some region.
It also appears that although py-comment-region did not need it's 2
args
without narrow-to-region part... it does now when I add the
narrow-to-region
part and that was the main bug.
Thank goodness it works but there is a lot going on I don't understand
here
about how arguments get defined and (interactive..) function. Any
help would
be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Chris
Kevin Rodgers <ihs_4664@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:<3F4FC986.4060602@yahoo.com>...
> Christian Seberino wrote:
>
> > I set .emacs up to run this function when I highlight a region with
> > mouse
> > and type C-ac.....
> >
> > (defun cs-py-comment-region() (interactive)
> > (narrow-to-region)
> > (py-comment-region)
> > (delete-trailing-whitespace)
> > (widen))
> >
> > I'm getting this error message...
> >
> > cs-py-comment-region: Wrong number of arguments: #<subr narrow-to-region>, 0
> > (New file)
> > Mark set
> > cs-py-comment-region: Wrong number of arguments: #<subr narrow-to-region>, 0
> >
> > I read Emacs LISP reference manual on narrow-to-region and it said..
> >
> > Command: narrow-to-region start end
> > This function sets the accessible portion of the current buffer to
> > start at start and end at end. Both arguments should be character
> > positions.
> >
> > In an interactive call, start and end are set to the bounds of the
> > current region (point and the mark, with the smallest first).
> >
> >
> > I assume "interactive call" = "highlighted a region with mouse"??
> >
> > It seems narrow-to-region should get the start and end point values
> > automatically??!
>
> It does when you call it interactively. When you call it programmatically,
> you need to specify the START and END arguments: (region-beginning) and
> (region-end), respectively.
>
> Your cs-py-comment-region function should take 2 arguments, provide a
> way for them to be specified when it's called interactively, and pass
> the region bounds to py-comment-region:
>
> (defun cs-py-comment-region (beg end)
> (interactive "r")
> (py-comment-region beg end)
> ...)