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I wrote a simple macro to define an interactive function and bind it to a key at the same time (As for my previous question) The only thing that annoys me is that it looks ugly without highlighting. He called this method:

(define-and-bind-command foo "C-x £" (message "Hello world"))

I want to highlight define-and-bind-commandand foo. Well, to highlight define-and-bind-command, I can use a wrapper around defmacro, altho is not so pretty, and I have no idea about foo. I know this is possible because the argument is requirehighlighted with the const side.

Or maybe I'm reinventing the wheel, and is there another lisp mode with a lot of extended highlighting?

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(defun my-elisp-mode-keywords()
  (font-lock-add-keywords nil
    '(
      ("\\<\\(define-and-bind-command\\)" . 'font-lock-keyword-face)
    )
  )
)

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