Closed dtomvan closed 1 year ago
I already consider the condition of executing macro. You can just open a pr to add the condition of recording. I think it is much simpler.
Alright, but I wanted to consider any other reasons to specify a condition. What if you wanted to disable it for any other non builtin reason? Then cond
could be used.
I understand your concern, but I haven't thought of any other reasons to disable it.
Alright, PR'ing somewhere tonight, then 😅
I don't want hardtime in the way when recording macros, at all. The macro pressure is enough, you know :)
My solution is at follows: introduce a
cond
configuration function. It could be used as follows.