Baloff wrote:
C-x i filename
what about inserting a command output
say you are writing a post, or in the scratch buffer and want to type
the output of a shell command. like $ls or whatever.
I find it inconvenient that there's no default binding for
insert-buffer, so I've got this in my .emacs:
On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 08:34:56AM -0700, Baloff wrote:
> both
> C-u M-! and
> M-1 M-!
> work, now, why is the waste binding, why not save one for something else?
There is only one binding. M-! is bound to the command "shell-command".
M-1 and C-u supply prefix arguments. M-1 supplies the numerica
Jens Kubieziel wrote:
* Baloff schrieb am 2005-08-07:
what about inserting a command output
say you are writing a post, or in the scratch buffer and want to type
the output of a shell command. like $ls or whatever.
C-u M-! RET
both
C-u M-! and
M-1 M-!
work, now, why is the waste binding,
* Baloff schrieb am 2005-08-07:
> what about inserting a command output
> say you are writing a post, or in the scratch buffer and want to type
> the output of a shell command. like $ls or whatever.
C-u M-! RET
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Baloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> C-x i filename what about inserting a command output say you are
> writing a post, or in the scratch buffer and want to type the output
> of a shell command. like $ls or whatever.
Use `C-u M-! ls'
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Baloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> what about inserting a command output say you are writing a post, or
> in the scratch buffer and want to type the output of a shell
> command. like $ls or whatever.
I'm quoting from the info-manual:
,
|A numeric argument, as in `M-1 M-!', says to inse
C-x i filename
what about inserting a command output
say you are writing a post, or in the scratch buffer and want to type
the output of a shell command. like $ls or whatever.
thanks
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