David Kastrup wrote:
> Paul Tremblay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I hope this question doesn't sound too funny, but is there a vim
>> mode for emacs? I remember reading on an email list that one could
>> set up emacs so it would operate like vim--that is, you could hit
>> the j key and move u
Paul Tremblay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I hope this question doesn't sound too funny, but is there a vim
> mode for emacs? I remember reading on an email list that one could
> set up emacs so it would operate like vim--that is, you could hit
> the j key and move up one line, hit the k key and
I hope this question doesn't sound too funny, but is there a vim mode
for emacs? I remember reading on an email list that one could set up
emacs so it would operate like vim--that is, you could hit the j key and
move up one line, hit the k key and move on one line, and so on.
I am coming from the
Ok, I'd better use M-| astyle to do that rather than using emacs... Thanks for
your explanation.
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> This is what I've been using:
> (global-set-key (kbd "C-") #'(lambda ()
> (interactive)
> (find-file "~/.emacs.el")))
> Is this "wrong", and why?
No, it's not wrong. while strictly speaking it's calling find-file from
elisp,
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hi,
I like to use LiSu Chinese Font on Windows for Big5 editing, but, Emacs
does not seem to allow me to use that font specifically. I can use LiSu
font in GB OK. But, when I switch to Big5, it does not work.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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My mouse does not work in emacs in the linux console. It works perfectly
in a xterm (with wterm-mouse-mode) and the mouse works well in mc both
in xterm and in the console; so I think gpm is set correctly. Anyone has
an idea?
Olive
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Stefan Monnier wrote:
| > (if (file-exists-p "Makefile")
| > (progn
| > (find-file "Makefile")
|
| Never call `find-file' from elisp.
| Instead, use (with-current-buffer (find-file-noselect "Makefile") ...).
I assume the reason is because find-file is mean
Stefan Monnier wrote:
| > (if (file-exists-p "Makefile")
| > (progn
| > (find-file "Makefile")
|
| Never call `find-file' from elisp.
| Instead, use (with-current-buffer (find-file-noselect "Makefile") ...).
I assume the reason is because find-file is mean
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> Hi friends, how can I add a space between operands and operator, like
this: from
> "a=c+++3;" to "a = c++ + 3;"? I use GNU Indent for C code, but GNU
Indent cannot
> deal with something for C++. What should I do? Thanks.
M
Thomas Abendbrodt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> a file and with a
> shell, one in each window.
you can try:
emacs FILE -f split-window-vertically -f shell
thi
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"Eli Zaretskii" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> There is a excellent windows binary cvs emacs distribution available
>> at http://nqmacs.sourceforge.net/.
>
> Actually, the binary on nqmacs is quite outdated. Whoever maintains
> that should probably release a newer binary ASAP.
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Dietmar Kehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to run the file opend in a buffer with perl,
> where the error messages are shown in a seperate
> emacs buffer. How is this possible?
> I didn't find it with C-h f perlmode.
I don't know of a separate function, but you could always use
nfreimann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> David Hansen wrote:
>
>>Is it that difficult to ./configure --with-x-toolkit=gtk ?
>
> David, imagine for a moment, that there are *some* users out there
> who are not familiar with "C" development, having not all
> development libraries installed, or are ot
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 17:05:43 +0100 nfreimann wrote:
> David Hansen wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>Is it that difficult to ./configure --with-x-toolkit=gtk ?
>>
> David, imagine for a moment, that there are *some* users out there who
> are not familiar with "C" development, having not all development
> librari
> From: nfreimann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 16:09:02 +0100
>
> latest release is 21.3.50.1-20050130 dated to January 30ths, 2005,
> what is pretty recent. Eli you should visit nqemacs site more
> frequently.
Given that they update the binary once in about 6 months, and even
the
David Hansen wrote:
Is it that difficult to ./configure --with-x-toolkit=gtk ?
David, imagine for a moment, that there are *some* users out there who
are not familiar with "C" development, having not all development
libraries installed, or are otherwise unwilling doing time consuming
builds.
Salut,
if I use
emacs file1 file2
emacs opends with two windows, one for each file buffer.
I'd like to start emacs with a file and with a
shell, one in each window.
Best wishes.
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I would like to run the file opend in a buffer with perl,
where the error messages are shown in a seperate
emacs buffer. How is this possible?
I didn't find it with C-h f perlmode.
Thanks, dk
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On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 01:13:20 +0100 (CET) nfreimann wrote:
> Why not supporting a binary cvs gtk2-emacs
> for linux at ftp.gnu or sourceforge.net? Whats the
> problem with that?
Is it that difficult to ./configure --with-x-toolkit=gtk ?
David
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>Actually, the binary on nqmacs is quite outdated. Whoever maintains
>that should probably release a newer binary ASAP.
latest release is 21.3.50.1-20050130 dated to January 30ths, 2005,
what is pretty recent. Eli you should visit nqemacs site more
frequently.
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> Bruce Stephens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> William Xuuu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I found some discussions about guile-emacs by google, which
>> seems very exciting, 'cause i love scheme. While, there's
>> really nothing on its homepage. Is it dead ?
> Probably.
> From: August <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 02:40:38 +0100
>
> > There is a excellent windows binary cvs emacs
> > distribution available at
> > http://nqmacs.sourceforge.net/. Its the best windows
> > emacs ever.
>
> Unfortunately, this release "still" uses the old-style scrollb
> Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 01:13:20 +0100 (CET)
> From: nfreimann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Clearly spoken, emacs without gkt and advanced windows support is
> outdated. Its looks anachronistic and behaves crippled
People who are unhappy with the rate of Emacs releases (and with pace
of Emacs develo
Stefan Monnier wrote:
Thanks a lot for the tip! It did seem a bit over zealous to hop around
from file to file. But the way you use "never" makes me think, that it
is more than just common sense - is there another reason too?
`find-file' may fail in the case where the current window does not allow
Rodolfo wrote:
> In order to read with Gnus that kind of mails
> such as Internet adverts (is that HTML mails?),
> I was suggested to install w3m-el (an interface of w3m).
> After some difficulties I managed to get the installation up to end,
> but still can't read HTML images via gnus.
> What am
Stefan Monnier wrote:
In the bootom left of emacs; it is written the name of the file
corresponding to the file we are actually visiting. I wonder if it is
possible to have to full path displayed instead of just the base file name.
C-h v uniquify-buffer-name-style RET
Stefan
It does not do
Michael Powe wrote:
> What controls the location into which auto-save files (#test.c#, e.g.)
> are placed?
[...]
> The reason is, I'm having a problem with an installed version of 21.3
> on gentoo linux. It is trying to save to a non-existent directory
> when I am editing files remotely.
auto-sa
On Mon, Feb 21, 2005 at 10:16:30PM -0800, rgb wrote:
> Between this function and the Emacs Lisp Reference manual you can
> probably find a way to create the appropriate event.
>
> (defun event-test (event)
> (interactive "@e")
> (message "Event = %s" event)
> )
> (global-set-key [S-mouse-3] '
Stefan Monnier wrote:
| > | C-h v uniquify-buffer-name-style RET
|
| > I don't have that variable, neither in 22.0.50 nor 21.3.2. Where is
| > it defined?
|
| You may have to (require 'uniquify) first. IIRC It's been there since
| Emacs-20.
Indeed, thanks. However, uniquify.el dates from the
August <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Unfortunately, this release "still" uses the old-style
> scrollbar. What we want is a Windows XP scrollbar in Windows XP.
well, the first step is to know yourself. that's good. now you
get to look at the scenery to see what's outside yourself. in the
end, o
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