ng i was playing with Eclipse IDE and i was really amazed by
> its refactoring capabilities.
I can recommend XRef which interacts very well with Emacs. But it is not free,
but for not commercial usage it has a very fair price - AFAIK ~ 20-30$...
Klaus
>
> thanks & nic
right - i would relly not be
satisfied with emacs -nw - sorry for my not clear posting: I meant
"...necessary for Emacs and it's gui features"...
Klaus
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i just tried the download - has worked very well...
Klaus
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005, Marc Tfardy wrote:
> Klaus Berndl wrote:
> > On Mon, 25 Jul 2005, Marc Tfardy wrote:
> >
> >> Johan Bockgård wrote:
> >>
> >>>Marc Tfardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ch smarter than what you
have downloaded and fixes some bugs.
Ciao,
Klaus
> Which surprises me - many years ago this matching parenthesis over
> screen limits is allready functioned and I had nothing to install.
> Strangely...
>
> regards
>
> Marc
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ecause the cygwin-port of XEmacs is often horrible slow concerning
file-operations compared with the native Windows-port.
2. Is a X-Server needed for running the cygwin-port of Emacs. I'm just running
the rxvt-terminal of cygwin and the native Windows-port of Emacs a
binary I/O, and thus compares files different when they only
> differ in their end-of-line format, Newline vs CRLF).
same for the diff shipped with cygwin!
Klaus
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I can go with either a cygwin
> > build for TeX or something like miktex
>
> There's a native Windows port of TeX and LaTeX called fpTeX. You can
> find it on CTAN. It comes with an installer and is a snap to install
> and use. No need for a Cygwin port he
in the minibuffer like "mathes (defun..." or
> > something like this. this makes a lot of sense!!
>
> mic-paren.el
A tip from the author and maintainer ;-)
;; This file can be obtained from "The EmacsWiki" and here from the
;; packages-site: http
On 28 Jun 2005, Tim X. wrote:
> Klaus Berndl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > On Mon, 27 Jun 2005, Peter Dyballa wrote:
> > >
> > > Am 27.06.2005 um 12:23 schrieb Klaus Berndl:
> > >
> > > > Is it possible with tar-mode (or other
xternal program, but the untarring
> can be performed by Emacs itself. See install.el for an example of how you
> can do that using tar-untar-buffer. It's pretty untested code, tho.
Thanks for the hint - where can i get install.el??
Ciao,
Klaus
>
>
> Stefan
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005, Peter Dyballa wrote:
>
> Am 27.06.2005 um 12:23 schrieb Klaus Berndl:
>
> > Is it possible with tar-mode (or other already existing elisp-code), to
> > extract the full contents of a tar-file to a certain directory (or
> > at least to
> >
(or at least to
default-directory)?
Ciao,
Klaus
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ecb- or cedet-function for this? *hint* *hint*
>
> bye, Adam.
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n which the
> point resides. I added these two commands to perl-mode-hook (and to
> c-mode-hook and shell-mode-hook). So now I'm happy...
>
> Thanks again,
> Peyton
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t (really not ;-)
but after all it *IS* a package-system which can make live easier - at least for
the users and for the newbies - maybe not for the package-programmers ;-)
But a well defined package-interface could also have a lot of advantages for
the package-programmer...but now I'm going r
user option" and
> "toggle command" is unclear enough to elicit a response like "emacs -nw"?
>
> If the answer is "there is no such feature" yet, that's OK. I'll then
> suggest to emacs-devel that we add such toggling. For now, I'm j
the manual and also on the
website
>
> Would also be nice to be able to jump back to where I was before I
> started using the methods window, but it's not obvious that that's
> even possible...
?? What do you mean exactly here - please describ
. 3) (value2 . 4) (value3 . 5))
> It's certainly more resistant to code changes, but feels a bit
> heavyweight. (Maybe its just me.)
>
> Or is there an other Lispish way to handle structured data I don't
> know about?
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On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try ido.el which is IMHO the very fastest and smartest way to switch between
buffers...
Klaus
> Is there a shortcut combination that lets you shift between the different
> buffers?
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Hi,
is it possible to add hyperlink to info-nodes to a docstring of a function or
variable? If yes, how?
Thanks for any pointers!
Ciao,
Klaus
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o
the const values...
Of course the notation above can not work but my question is: What is right
notation?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Klaus
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`case' compares against the key-clauses with `eql'. My question: Exist a
similar construct which allows comparison with `equal' for example? This would
be useful to write case-statement with strings as keys...
Thanks for any pointer!
Klaus
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th 1 (\,
> token
probably you have not correctly byte-compiled ECB /and/or the cedet-tools
(semantic etc.).
Please send a full problem-report with `ecb-submit-problem-report' to the
ECB-mailing-list. This gives me a lot of hints about your setup and
environment which is important to
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