Comment out `hook-defun'

The only plus `hook-defun' has over (add-hook 'hook (defun name ... )) is the
ability to add the same function to multiple hooks at once.  My init files
don't use that functionality, so I've retired this macro for now.

I'm thinking, honestly, that if a function is used in more than one hook, it
should be defined separately and added to each hook in turn ... you know, like
Emacs does it by default.

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 11 deletions

@@ -65,17 +65,17 @@ ARG).  When called with multiple arguments or a list, it returns
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       nil)))
 
-(defmacro hook-defun (name hooks &rest forms)
-  "Define a function NAME that executes FORMS, and add it to
-each hook in HOOKS."
-  (declare (indent 2))
-  (let ((func-name (intern (concat "hook-defun-" (symbol-name name))))
-        (hook-list (if (consp hooks) hooks (list hooks)))
-        (hook-defun-add-hook-list))
-    `(progn
-       (defun ,func-name () "Defined by `hook-defun'." ,@forms)
-       ,@(dolist (hook hook-list hook-defun-add-hook-list)
-           (push `(add-hook ',hook #',func-name) hook-defun-add-hook-list)))))
+;; (defmacro hook-defun (name hooks &rest forms)
+;;   "Define a function NAME that executes FORMS, and add it to
+;; each hook in HOOKS."
+;;   (declare (indent 2))
+;;   (let ((func-name (intern (concat "hook-defun-" (symbol-name name))))
+;;         (hook-list (if (consp hooks) hooks (list hooks)))
+;;         (hook-defun-add-hook-list))
+;;     `(progn
+;;        (defun ,func-name () "Defined by `hook-defun'." ,@forms)
+;;        ,@(dolist (hook hook-list hook-defun-add-hook-list)
+;;            (push `(add-hook ',hook #',func-name) hook-defun-add-hook-list)))))
 
 (defun kill-region-or-backward-word (arg)
   "Kill region if active, or backward word if not."