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I tried the below elisp expression to bind the “F5” key to load a file in a buffer.
(global-set-key (kbd "<f5>") '(find-file "/etc/fstab"))
which throws error
Wrong type argument: commandp, (find-file "/etc/fstab")
in the mini buffer.
What is the error in the elisp expression.
What the error says: It’s not a command. An command is a function with a
interactiveform.Try: