Additional item below:
Michael Mauger <mmaug <at> yahoo.com> writes:
>
> This is not a critical need but it has been bugging me for a while.
>
> I have three locations of files that I use regularly. One is local on my w32
> machine, the other two are on Unix machines. I use Tramp and everything
works
> beatifully. I have something like the following in my .emacs:
>
> (putenv "D0" "~/My Documents/Projects/xyz")
> (putenv "D1" "/sshx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/myuser")
> (putenv "D2" "/sshx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/myuser")
>
> This allows me to specify remote files easily at the C-x C-f prompt, with a
> string like:
>
> Find File: $D2/proj/xyz/src/x.sql
>
> The "$D2" gets expanded and my fingers don't fall off for excess wear.
>
One additional point -- I have tried to use `directory-abbrev-alist' but it
gets applied and the result expanded multiple times so that you end up with a
mess.
For example:
(setq directory-abbrev-alist
'(("~/My Documents/Projects/xyz" . "$D0")
("/sshx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/myuser" . "$D1")
("/sshx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/myuser" . "$D2")))
I end up with filenames like:
$D2/proj/xyz/src/$D2/proj/xyz/src/$D2/proj/xyz/src/$D2/proj/xyz/src/x.sql
Thanks again.
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