Susan Cragin writes:
New problem: What's the best way to learn lisp? Anyone have a
favorite book or on-line site?
I always thought that _The Little Lisper_ was pretty good.
Unfortunately, this book is out of print. However, it has been
replaced with a Scheme variant, and this might not be a
Does anyone know how to enable at-spi2 support in emacs?Obviously, I think that you are smart enough to find atspi.el here: http://delysid.org/atspi.el...and of course the comments in the elisp code list somedependencies.After you'll pulled down everything and installed the dependencies,you
Does anyone know how to enable at-spi2 support in emacs?
Obviously, I think that you are smart enough to find atspi.el here:
http://delysid.org/atspi.el
...and of course the comments in the elisp code list some
dependencies.
After you'll pulled down everything and installed the
On Mon, 9 Apr 2012 21:39:05 -0400 (GMT-04:00), Susan Cragin
susancra...@earthlink.net wrote:
I have since learned that atspi2 is a multitude of small
functions. That file implements some, but not the one I
need. atspi2.el is a client library for AT-SPI2 written in
Emacs-Lisp. It is meant to
Does anyone know how to enable at-spi2 support in emacs?
My understanding is that it doesn't automatically kick in when you start EMACS,
but that there is a module you can load, and that the module is included with
the program or available on the debian / ubuntu packaging.
So far I've
I don't know anything about at-spi2, but...
The 'apropos' command within emacs is useful for poking around as is the
info manuals (C-h i).
You won't see any el files unless you install emacs32-el and you don't need
that unless you are curious. The compiled versions will on your system, so
look
Susan Cragin writes:
Does anyone know how to enable at-spi2 support in emacs?
Obviously, I think that you are smart enough to find atspi.el here:
http://delysid.org/atspi.el
...and of course the comments in the elisp code list some
dependencies.
After you'll pulled down everything and
