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I'm using platuml-mode on GNU Emacs 25.0.50.1 (x86_64-w64-mingw32). After executing M-x plantuml-complete-symbol RET it displays a hint in the minibuffer:

You can run the command `plantuml-complete-symbol' with M-x pl-c RET

What does the pl-c keystrokes mean? How to perform it in order to get the plantuml-complete-symbol command run instead of invoking it from the minibuffer?

Marcin Kłopotek
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It means that after M-x you can just type pl-c (rather than the complete plantuml-complete-symbol) and then RET in order to run that command.

BTW, I recommend you file a feature request to the authors of plantuml-mode asking them to implement a completion-at-point-function so you don't need a separate plantuml-complete-symbol command but can just use the generic completion-at-point (which is bound to M-TAB by default but can also be triggered by TAB if you set tab-always-indent to complete).

Stefan
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