Re: a ses question

[Stefan Monnier]

> (let ((the-ses-buffer (get-buffer "toto.ses")))
>   (with-current-buffer the-ses-buffer (insert (format "%S" (ses-range A1 
> A1)))))

`ses-range` is a macro.  The exact moment at which a macro is expanded
is not defined precisely.  It can be expanded basically any time as long
as it's before the resulting code is needed for execution.

In other words, it's perfectly normal that the macro call `(ses-range A1 A1)`
is macro-expanded before any of the above code is executed.

If you don't want that, you need to use a function instead.


        Stefan