Need to call function in xemacs before or at keypress
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Need to call function in xemacs before or at keypress
Hello,
I am in need to do some adjustments to a xemacs buffer according to the cursor position, but I cannot find the hook to get my function called when I need it, which is before or at the time of keypress.
I looked through the availabe functions, but did not find anything.
Re: Need to call function in xemacs before or at keypress
Hello ntubski,
I haven't tried your proposal, but what I actually want to do is to switch input method based on where I am typing. I get it to switch the method on calling my function, but I have no idea, where to hook it in.
Hmm, GNU Emacs has the point-entered and point-left properties, which I think would be exactly what you need here, but XEmacs doesn't support those properties. I guess you could use post-command-hook, although that would result in some extra calls to your function.
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