Add a shim for grep-edit#656
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Working on some improvements to simplify the shims at #664. |
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Thanks, I'll checkout #664 and see if this PR is still necessary. |
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I think for now it's still necessary. But I want to remove the need somehow. |
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grep-edit is a major mode introduced in Emacs 31 which enables the editing of Grep results, by typing 'e' in '*grep*' buffers. 'C-c C-c' exits this mode and saves changes.
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grep-editis a major mode introduced in Emacs 31 (introduced in commit db1eb8a2) which enables the editing of Grep results, by typingein*grep*buffers.C-c C-cexits this mode and saves changes. It can be used as a built-in replacement of wgrep.I can hold this PR back if it causes any issues in earlier versions.