Re: Executing the command bound to a key-stroke

[Arjan Bos]

Stefan Monnier wrote:
> > How do I execute the command bound to \C-j ?
>
>
> Normally you never need to do that.  Could you explain why you feel
> like doing such a thing?  Is it for a command bound to M-C-j or some such
> binding cognitively linked to C-j ?

I thought to override the global function of C-j with my own version of 
it. Namely one that inserts comments at the closing of a block. The 
comments tell me which block-starter command matches the end.

If there is a better way of doing this, or a more appropriate 
key-binding to use, then please tell me.

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