Get state to handle prompt for getting kbd macro name @return naming prompt state

Get state to handle prompt for getting kbd macro name @return naming prompt state

Get state to handle prompt for getting kbd macro name @return naming prompt state

Get state to handle prompt for getting kbd macro name @return naming prompt state

Distinguish between Register commands that need a selection and those that don't @return true if selection required, else false

charEvent fragment: disallow spaces and tabs @param event

Get state to handle numeric input @param var the variable object we're setting @return true/false minibuffer state object

PageParticipant deactivation

PageParticipant activation

Append the mark to the end of the buffer and pop the front @param document @param mark @return the popped position

Remove current key listener and restore previous if present @param editor @return the number or locks remaining in the stack

Pop the current global Mark @return the location of the Mark

Get the next position from the global mark buffer @return the 'popped' global mark position

Pop the current buffer's Mark from the Mark Ring @param editor @return the offset of the Mark

Pop the current tag Mark @return the location of the Mark

Get the next position from the tag buffer @return the 'popped' mark position

Add any extra processing once the handler has called transform For use by sub-classes

Hook for post transformation behavior. Command handlers may override this to do something once all normal edit/selection activity has occurred

@param editor

Perform activities prior to splitting windows @param editor

Add any extra processing once the handler is set up prior to the transform call For use by sub-classes @param selection

Print the details about a on the Emacs+ console @param var @param console

Add the content to the current element @param content - the content to be added

Create and queue the appropriate Runnable for the kbd event type @param event the KbdEvent @param editor @return the new Runnable

Registers the shell as the same type as its parent with the context support. This ensures that it does not modify the current state of the application

Restore all the naked Eclipse actions from inside our delegates @param editorpart

Remove any bindings in the array that do not belong to Emacs+ This requires the internal BindingService.removeBinding method @param bindings @param e

Remove the document's mark buffer from the local Mark list Also, remove the position updating information from the document @param document

Notifies that the Remove button has been pressed.

Support repeating the last (Emacs+ handled) command. Determine the type of the last command, and re-execute as appropriate @param editor @return the r

@see com.mulgasoft.emacsplus.minibuffer.SearchMinibuffer#replaceFromHistory(com.mulgasoft.emacsplus.RingBuffer.IRingBufferElement)

Initialize the minibuffer with the string from the yanked RingBuffer element

Pop up a message dialog to request the restart of the workbench

Reset state of keys processed so far

Replace current macro with the top of history (or null, if none)

Force result to either initial character or full string depending on minibuffer state @param yorn @return true if yes, false if no, or null

Enable or disable auto browse of kill ring @param auto

@param callCount the callCount to set

Initialize our categories with cats @param cats

Used by preference page to update changes to include categories @param newCats

Propagate the killed text to the clipboard

We don't actually set up the listener, as it's unnecessarily expensive @see com.mulgasoft.emacsplus.MarkUtils.ICommandIdListener#setCommandId(java.la

Sets the preference controlling the runtime enforcement of Ctrl-<number> as digit-argument (as implemented by universal-argument) @param digitArgumen

@param displayStr the displayStr to set

@see com.mulgasoft.emacsplus.IBufferLocation#setEditor(org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.ITextEditor)

@see com.mulgasoft.emacsplus.IBufferLocation#setEditor(org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.ITextEditor)

Force the buffer to be editable, regardless of the actual buffer state. This will allow some commands that would otherwise be blocked.

Set whether to yank from kill buffer onto search string @param gnuSubCommands state; if true, then enable

Rotate and make the next macro from the ring the current definition @param editor

Rotate and make the previous macro from the ring the current definition @param editor