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#21867
25.0.50; lossage's log doesn't treat characters read by read-char as separate commands
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Message #86 received at 21867 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
I've now fixed the kmacro problems, but there's still some
irregularities in the recorded keystrokes and commands.
Presently, if you type
(foo)RET
view-lossage will say:
( ;; self-insert-command
f ;; self-insert-command
o ;; self-insert-command
o ;; self-insert-command
) ;; self-insert-command
<return> <return> ;; newline-and-indent
Which is... kinda wrong? Because there's only one RET, but at least
we're told that `newline-and-indent' is the result, so it's not that
bad.
But with the patch set, we get:
( ;; self-insert-command
f ;; self-insert-command
o ;; self-insert-command
o ;; self-insert-command
) ;; self-insert-command
<return> ;; <during command execution>
<return> ;; newline-and-indent
which is even more wrong.
Where is that first <return> coming from? The raw output from
`(recent-keys t)' is:
40
(nil . self-insert-command)
102
(nil . self-insert-command)
111
(nil . self-insert-command)
111
(nil . self-insert-command)
41
(nil . self-insert-command)
return return
(nil . newline-and-indent)
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