I'm just starting to look at making some custom macros to bind to keys and was going to start with trying to add a 'surround-with' functionality to the '(' key when text is selected (I've gotten very used to this feature from Visual Assist). Anyway, I figured I'd start with looking at what the `c-paren` command did as a starting point, since that's what the '(' key is bound to by default for C/C++. I had a hard time finding the function in the macros provided with SE because apparently it's named `c_paren` even though the command the key is mapped to is named `c-paren`.
Are commands with dashes in the name automatically mapped to Slick-C macro functions with underscores? If I create a macro named `foo_bar` and want to bind it to a key, will using either `foo_bar` or `foo-bar` in the keyboard configuration dialog work?
