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### Macros!
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Macros as bits of code that you wish to execute often.
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### Usage
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- `ctrl+space` will trigger a new search bar.
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- The search database is loaded with
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- All nodes (shows Node Name (bl_label) and Description
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- Several default macros ( shown by `>` )
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- `obj vd` (single object to vdmk2)
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- `objs vd` (multi object to vdmk2)
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- `sn petal` (auto loads petalsine in snlite)
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- `zen` (the zen of sverchok, shows [my tumblr post about the zen of it all](http://blenderpython.tumblr.com/post/91951323209/zen-of-sverchok))
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- (optionally) User Driven Macros ( shown by `<` )
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These need to be created by the user in `/datafiles/sverchok/user_macros/macros.py` .
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to find where you should place these `macros.py`, run this from the TextEditor, and see what it prints
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```python
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import os
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import bpy
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datafiles = os.path.join(bpy.utils.user_resource('DATAFILES', path='sverchok', create=True))
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print(datafiles)
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```
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output
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```text
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# ubuntu
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/home/username/.config/blender/2.78/datafiles/sverchok
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# windows
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C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.78\datafiles\sverchok
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```
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##### macros.py
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```python
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"""
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This file demonstrates a few features that can be used in a macro
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"""
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def domo_esta(self, context):
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""" info about domo esta /// will ignore this"""
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active_node = context.active_node
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print('mouse:', context.space_data.cursor_location)
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if active_node:
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print(active_node.name)
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print(active_node.location)
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print(active_node.bl_idname)
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def domo_esta4(self, context, a=10, b=140):
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""" info about domo esta4 """
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print(a, b)
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```
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That produces this when you type `<`
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