Martin Rubey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just uploaded another improved version of my emacs mode. The most important
> new features - apart from bugfixes and cleanups - are:
>
> * you can now have several axiom sessions in parallel within one emacs, as
> things should be. Say M-x axiom to start a session, M-x rename-uniquely to
> rename it, M-x axiom to start a second one.
>
> * I used axiom's history mechanism to support saving and restoring worksheets
> now. M-x s asks you for a file name, supply one and emacs will store
^^^^^
|||||
should read
C-x C-s asks you for a file name, supply one and emacs will store
> everything:
>
> - myfile.input ... the lines of input you typed
> - myfile ... the buffer as it looks
> - myfile.axh/index.KAF ... the state of the axiom session
>
> Visiting myfile, and typing M-x axiom-mode will restore the state of the
> axiom session and display the buffer as it looked before. I yet need to use
> enriched mode, and somehow store the overlays as well, or make them into
> text-properties, but that shouldn't be too difficult.
>
> Get it from
>
> http://wiki.axiom-developer.org/AxiomEmacsMode
>
> I'd be very happy to hear whether you find it useful in general, and
> suggestions on how to improve it. Since I don't own MS Windows, I'd be
> especially grateful for testing on MS Windows. An xemacs port would also be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Martin
>
>
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