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Apologies if this exists, I did not find much when searching.
In my config, I can set these macros:
9 = ["select_all", "delete_selection", "paste_clipboard_before"]
However, it does not seem possible to add keystrokes into the macro, for example, if I want to select all instances of "example", I would want to change it to:
9 = ["select_all", "delete_selection", "paste_clipboard_before", "search", "example"]
(keep in mind that paste_clipboard_before has the whole document selected
Now, this fails because "example" is not a command, which makes sense. But is there some way to escape it? Or specify that the next letters are to be inputted and not interpreted as a command?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Apologies if this exists, I did not find much when searching.
In my config, I can set these macros:
9 = ["select_all", "delete_selection", "paste_clipboard_before"]
However, it does not seem possible to add keystrokes into the macro, for example, if I want to select all instances of "example", I would want to change it to:
9 = ["select_all", "delete_selection", "paste_clipboard_before", "search", "example"]
(keep in mind that paste_clipboard_before has the whole document selected
Now, this fails because "example" is not a command, which makes sense. But is there some way to escape it? Or specify that the next letters are to be inputted and not interpreted as a command?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: