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Hello
After a year, I am coming back to emacs, getting to remember all the
commands and packages I used coding c++. One package I just can’t
remember to activate which is a c++ code debugger, it added a watch
window for all the variables I am stepping through, it was very
flexible, I think it
N. Raghavendra wrote:
At 2005-07-19T04:46:28-07:00, Baloff wrote:
N. Raghavendra wrote:
In your source files, specify the value of the variable
`compile-command' like this:
/* * Local Variables:
* mode: c
* compile-command: "make && ./project1"
* End:
*/
do you mean to put the above 4
Jan Guido Donath wrote:
> is it possible to pass find-file a default path?
> i do have all my files in a certain directory, but find-file aka C-x C-f
> always starts where the emacs bins are located.
No, find-file always prompts with the current directory. When you have
visited one of the files
Alex Schroeder wrote:
Jan Guido Donath schrieb:
is it possible to pass find-file a default path?
i do have all my files in a certain directory, but find-file aka C-x C-f
always starts where the emacs bins are located.
Just start emacs from a different directory or with a different "wo
Jan Guido Donath schrieb:
> is it possible to pass find-file a default path?
> i do have all my files in a certain directory, but find-file aka C-x C-f
> always starts where the emacs bins are located.
Just start emacs from a different directory or with a different "working
directory".
Alex.
Since `find-file' takes an argument, all you have to do is build the
argument using the default path and then pass the argument to
`find-file'. The way to make this easy is to use `read-file-name'.
E.g. some variant on
(defun find-file-home-directory ()
(interactive)
(find-file (read-file-nam
> (defun edo-vertical-to-horizontal ()
> (interactive)
> (let ((one-buf (window-buffer (selected-window
> (other-window 1)
> (delete-other-window)
> (split-window-horizontally)
> (switch-to-buffer one-buf))
Go to the first open-paren and press C-M-q that will make your code
more readable, espe
> (add-hook 'lisp-mode-hook
>(lambda ()
> (set (make-local-variable font-lock-comment-face) ugly-face)))
^^^
'
And there was probably a quote missing in front of `ugly-face' as well.
hi,
is it possible to pass find-file a default path?
i do have all my files in a certain directory, but find-file aka C-x C-f
always starts where the emacs bins are located.
greets,
guido
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I was recently using Emacs under Gnu/Linux where I learnt about
> symbolic links and how useful they are.
>
> These days I am mainly using Emacs under Windows XP so I wondered if
> it was possible for Emacs to recognise Windows-style symbolic links
> (*.lnk files)
FYI,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To Richard Stallman and others...
>
> I have been using Emacs for years and in my opinion it is
> something of
> a religion!
>
> I was recently using Emacs under Gnu/Linux where I learnt about
> symbolic links and how useful they are.
>
> These days I am mainly using
To Richard Stallman and others...
I have been using Emacs for years and in my opinion it is something of
a religion!
I was recently using Emacs under Gnu/Linux where I learnt about
symbolic links and how useful they are.
These days I am mainly using Emacs under Windows XP so I wondered if
it was
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