Context aware keymapping + macro

[Mitch Claborn <mi...@claborn.net>]

Is it possible to have a macro that is invoked via a key mapping to 
operate differently depending on the contexts in which it is invoked 
(e.g. editing Java vs editing HTML)? Or to have that key mapping invoke 
a different macro based on the context? If so, how?

Example:
When editing a Java file Ctrl+Shift+D inserts "hello Java"
When editing an HTML file Ctrl+Shift+D inserts "hello HTML"

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Mitch

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Re: Context aware keymapping + macro

[Tim de Vries <te...@gmail.com>]

Sure, modify the code to suit.

Tim

On 2023-05-05 12:43 p.m., Mitch Claborn wrote:
> Is it possible to have a macro that is invoked via a key mapping to 
> operate differently depending on the contexts in which it is invoked 
> (e.g. editing Java vs editing HTML)? Or to have that key mapping 
> invoke a different macro based on the context? If so, how?
>
> Example:
> When editing a Java file Ctrl+Shift+D inserts "hello Java"
> When editing an HTML file Ctrl+Shift+D inserts "hello HTML"
>

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