ramin_hal9001, 1 month ago

> "If I'm understanding links/buttons correctly, it would enable me to create commands from text (and at any point I want to do so)?"

@zyd yes, there are two button markups for calling arbitrary Emacs Lisp commands:

• Curly bracket-delimited key chords will run whatever command is bound to those key chords, for example {C-20 M-g M-g} will call "goto-line" with 20 as an argument. (Make sure the cursor is placed somewhere within the brackets, not on or before the brackets).

• Angle bracket notation executes arbitrary Emacs Lisp code within the brackets. (It is safe because you can see what code will be executed.) For example:

  <mark-whole-buffer>

  <eval (save-excursion (goto-char (point-max)) (insert "Hello, world!n"))>

And of course you can define your own functions and commands with descriptive names:

<my/git-fetch-and-pull-here>

@dekkzz76 @rml