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novices to think that M-x should be used more often
than need be.
At least, with the image of a Gnu head, no novice is going to think
that Emacs is a Gnu, although they might wonder about the connection
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, but transpose-sentences less frequently.
I agree ... the ability to write enhancements to Emacs is a central
feature ...
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word would be better, but `completions' is not it,
nor are any of the words that direct attention to components.
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prompt Window configuration to register:
you'll see C-x r w-.
Yes, I see the same using
today's GNU Emacs CVS snapshot, Mon, 2005 Aug 15 11:04 UTC
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returned value greater than losses
resulting from their suppression of cooperation but do not do so now.
However, Emacs variables are global and voluntary so they do less
damage to cooperation as they go obsolete than laws, since laws are
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support, even just a little, inethical laws and social customs. But I
do not know you or your conditions; only that you are hurting me and
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;; Automatically display summary
(setq rmail-display-summary t)
My mail-user-agent's value is sendmail-user-agent, which is the
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about free speech?
Only partly. In this instance, mostly I am talking about being forced
under penalty of law to transfer resources unfairly.
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under Enlightenment.
S-TAB also fails in a Virtual Console (no X).
M-TAB, ESC-TAB, and C-M-i also fail in both instances.
However, evoked in an xterm with
emacs -Q -D
S-TAB succeeds as a frame in the X window manager under Enlightenment.
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I agree that
Forcing the maintainers ... to have different distribution paths
...
is wrong. But the sad truth is that legally (although not morally)
the effort is a waste for themselves and others until the very
bothersome legal requirements are met.
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that company's software.
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set faces, you can change the expression in your .emacs
file. This can be very convenient.
This is a scheme that works for both novices and experts: use the old
loading function, one new unloading function, and the current setting
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Sounds like the cvs / ssh problem described in INSTALL.CVS.
Yes. However, the bug was discussed a long time ago.
vc-annotate (or cvs or ssh) should have been fixed by now.
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setting in a
big rectangle. You also will want to see previously set colors.
Each of the four the GIMP color interfaces has a set of squares
showing the previously set colors. Maybe all they need is to be made
bigger and closer to the `current setting' rectangle.
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other frames visible on
them. (I had not realized how many frames I was running. Of these
frames, only five are different instances of Emacs.)
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-backward-one-line ()
Scroll the text down one line.
A replacement for the three keystroke sequence
C-u 1 M-v.
(interactive)
(scroll-down 1))
(global-set-key [down] 'scroll-forward-one-line) ; Down arrow key
(global-set-key [up] 'scroll-backward-one-line) ; Up arrow key
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the underlined text to be
different from the rest.)
What should people who look at text, but for various reasons, use
colors, never underlines or other such modifications. (Setting in
their .emacs file.)
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many still write for a single rendering on paper.)
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. The line and buffer appear in
another window when I place point over the `w' of `forward-line'
and press mouse-1. This does not occur when I place point over
the `1' of the argument and press mouse-1.
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other features. Although it provides various mouse commands,
people often control Emacs through keyboard commands.
People attempting humour use emacsen as the plural.
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in every mode when point is over a marked link or
in a mode where a whole line is a link.
mouse-1should set point.
As far as I can see, this will be OK both for novices coming and for
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as an integrated user
environment with editing capabilities than to explain that the word
`editor' is not as defined elsewhere in the dictionary, but is a
special usage for the entry.
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reading documentation (for another
program back in 1983 I remember learning that `middle is menu'; I had
to relearn that binding).
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dscf0004.jpg.jpg
then I delete them all. I do not want to spend the minutes it takes
to recreate thumbnails for the images in the directory for which I
mainly need thumbnails. It takes too long.
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images that you see, but that is not how I
operate. Presumably, some people do, but that is neither here nor
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empty.
and provided a patch.
Using that patch, RMAIL deletions have been fast.
At the moment, I have only 155 overlays in the RMAIL buffer rather
than the many thousands as before.
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near the end.
Thank you for the patch. I will try a new instance of Emacs with the
hook for goto-address in my .emacs and with your fix.
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, but it may be a few days before my
RMAIL slows again enough.
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to 1203445 in RMAIL
#overlay from 1203316 to 1203346 in RMAIL
#overlay from 1148200 to 1148200 in RMAIL)
But rmail-overlay-list's value is
(#overlay from 1203316 to 1203346 in RMAIL
#overlay from 1203430 to 1203445 in RMAIL)
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is the same as for `nth 1'.
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`calendar-longitude' to 0.0 by default but then tell people who want
to learn about solar and lunar times that that default location is for
Greenwich, England. That info should go away if `calendar-latitude'
and `calendar-longitude' are set to any other value.
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... Can you go to the RMAIL buffer and try something like
(length (save-restriction (widen) (overlays-in (point-min) (point-max
to see how many overlays are in the buffer?
6128
That is more than I expected.
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. */
struct Lisp_Marker *markers;
so it looks to me that a long list of markers accumulates over time.
But I do not know enough. I may be quite wrong about all of this.
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' and `calendar-longitude' should be set to
0.0 rather than nil by defcustom. (I have done that, but tested it
only with a `make recompile', since I do not want to do a bootstrap
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with
/usr/local/src/emacs/src/emacs -Q -D
does not ask me that question in either situation, changed buffer or
not. It just kills the buffer and the window.
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(emacs)Change Window? Right now `C-x 4 0' is third in the sequence,
after `C-x 0' and `C-x 1'. That looks right to me.
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the little difference is my imagination.
However, after killing that instance of Emacs and starting a new
instance, rmail sped up dramatically.
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utf-translate-cjk-mode: t
line-number-mode: t
next-error-follow-minor-mode: Fol
view-mode: t
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But when I start a regular instance of Emacs, I do want to be able to
load my saved desktop.
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not see anything
wrong. However, the function contains 1255 lines and I do not
understand it. There may be something obvious in there which I do not
see. Or maybe the problem comes from somewhere else and I am being
fooled. Anyhow, I cannot figure out the bug.
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a long name for `-Q', and do not wish to use `--plain',
please consider
--no-init-site-splash-decorations-blinking
which is long and ugly but does tell you what the option avoids.
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call-interactively
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this in 10 or 20 years.
Normally I want Accept-Charset to be sent to an HTTP server based
on an automatically computed list from Emacs' available character
sets.
Yes -- that is a good reason to put comments in the relevant source.
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the @kbd{C-x v a} command to copy it to the
more general @file{ChangeLog} (@pxref{Change Logs and VC}).
My hunch is that the current documentation is different than you
thought and that the changed documentation says what you mean.
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they have been integrated under one human notion.
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There are a great many different actions people want to do, and not
that many keybindings.
This suggests that if goto-line is bound to a key chord by default, it
perhaps should be bound to a potentially less used key chord than to a
potentially more used key chord.
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Lines in this Buffer. (I am not claiming that the
long lines option is unimportant, only that it is a buffer specific
option that often does not effect `this buffer'. Consequently, it is
less important than general options that have effects in all buffers.)
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general options into a .emacs file so the user can see what the
expressions look like, the way Customize does now with `baud-rate' and
other such variables.
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will know to put `(blink-cursor-mode 0)' in
their init file.
Your change to the Options menu is fine.
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rather advise that users to use makeinfo. texinfmt.el doesn't
support quite a few of the newer features ...
We should modify `makeinfo' to handle Japanese Texinfo, if need be.
`makeinfo' is faster and `texinfmt.el' was deprecated a long time ago.
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point.
I do not see anything wrong with that, so long as the links are small
enough that I can, if need be, copy or delete the region when editing
it; but please do not use the word `intuitive' for what is learned
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experts to show history -- that is to show the current value in one's
.emacs or other initialization file, previous values from init file
back ups, and the default or standard distribution value (which you
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Customize should not only do its job, but make it easy for a person to
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