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KBDALT~DOC~ ~FILENAME~@Alternate kbd macro pkg that allows dumping and restoring.
 ~DOC~ & Setup KBDALT Library6S Put commands on keys.  Create execution stack.
~DOC~ & Run Kbd Macro?S This is the FS TYI SOURCE for running keyboard macros.
~DOC~ & Immediate Kbd Macro$S Push a kbd macro onto the execution stack of such.
Supply the repeat count as pre-comma argument
and a string pointer to the macro as post-comma argument.
 ~DOC~ ^R Call Last Kbd Macro^^R Run the last defined temporary keyboard macro.
A numeric argument is a repeat count.
~DOC~ ^R Start Kbd Macro#C Begin defining keyboad macro.
After you type this command, everything you type becomes
part of the accumulating keyboard macro as well as being executed.
~DOC~ & Define Kbd Macro3S FS TYI SINK for defining kbd macros.
Takes characters typed and accumulates them in a buffer
which will be formed into a keyboard macro when the definition is finished.
~DOC~ ^R End Kbd MacroZC Terminate definition of a keyboard macro.
All that you have typed since starting the definition,
except this command itself, becomes the definition.
An argument means re-execute the macro immediately, with the
argument as repeat count, counting defining the macro as once.
^R Call Last Kbd Macro re-executes the last macro defined.
~DOC~ Name Kbd Macro C Give a name to the last kbd macro defined.
A function is created with the name you specify,
which when invoked runs that keyboard macro.
Then, you are asked to give the command character to
put the macro on.  Type C-G if you don't want one.
Combinations with C-X may be used.
~DOC~ View Kbd MacroKC Print definition of a keyboard macro.
Supply a suffix string argument containing the command name.
If the string argument is null, you will be asked to type
the character which runs the macro.
~DOC~ ^R Kbd Macro Query>^R Query and continue macro execution.
If called from a macro, reads a character:
Space continues execution.
Rubout terminates this repetition of the macro.
Altmode terminates all repetitions of the macro.
. terminates after the end of this repetition of the macro.
^R enters a recursive edit;  when you exit, you are asked again.
^L clears the screen and asks you again.
Anything else exits all macros and is reread as a command.

With an argument, we unconditionally enter a recursive editing level
and proceed with the macro when it is exited.  This is the same as
what we do with no argument if the user were to type ^R Space;
but it is done even when the macro is being defined.
~DOC~ Write Kbd Macro File~C Dumps a file of kbd macros.
Give output filename as string argument; default is EMACS.MACROS.
Then type each macro-invoking character that you want dumped.
To dump extend commands, just precede them with ^R Extended Command.
Finish with CR.
~DOC~ Read Kbd Macro File+C Reads in a file of kbd macros
that was written by Write Kbd Macro File.  Filename is string argument,
defaults to EMACS.MACROS.  Pre-comma arg inhibits printing.
~DOC~ & Check RedefinitionaS Verify that a certain command can be redefined.
If the char is already defined, asks user for confirmation before
redefining it.  The command is specified with a q-register name in a
string passed as a numeric arg.
~DOC~ & Command PrintUS Prettyprints a ^R q-reg given as a string.
Pass the string as a numeric arg.
 ~DOC~ ^R End Named Kbd Macro^R Ends macro definition and assigns to a character.
I.e. is ^R End Kbd Macro followed by Name Kbd Macro.  Argument
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& Immediate Kbd Macro
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^R Start Kbd Macro
& Define Kbd Macro
^R End Kbd Macro
Name Kbd Macro
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& Command Print
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