Because I am lazy,1 and that makes me fast.
Using Macros to avoid tedious tasks
I record a macro to find ~, then activate the mark and find a space.
C-s ~, C-SPACE, C-s SPACE
Then kill the region and type ${}
C-w ${}
That’s it.
☺
recorded with recordmydesktop: recordmydesktop --delay 10 --width 800 --height 600 --on-the-fly-encoding
I have lots of stuff to do, so I cannot afford not being lazy ☺ ↩
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