Andreas Schwab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Jari Aalto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
|
| > Could you elaborate a little. The syntax of grep is not sufficient to
| > make daily searches with M-x find-dired or M-x grep-find that happen
| > frequently during searching system
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| The use of grep(1) command in all of there is not optimal. So my question
| was wheather there were any *nix OS that did not define egrep(1) and thus
| would prevent using "egrep" as a default value.
|
| I do not want to change to eg
Variable mail-yank-prefix is currently defined in sendmail.el, so in
order to access it's default value, one would formally need to load
sendmail:
(require 'sendmail)
Perhaps few ###autoloads would be in place here? Proposed patch follows.
2005-09-12 Mon Jari Aalto
| There is
|
|(defvar grep-program "egrep" ...)
|
| in compile.el,
|
| No there isn't. The default value of grep-program is "grep" or "zgrep".
| What version are you looking at?
21.3 + 21.4[1] use plain grep [2] in compile.el. The zgrep has
been commented out.
| but in
There is
(defvar grep-program "egrep" ...)
in compile.el, but in some systems the grep is the old one, which does
not provide the extended syntax. Would it be possible to set this by
default to 'egrep'? I'm not aware of any *nix OS that would not
include egrep.
Jari
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| Jari Aalto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
|
| > | >David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > | > no previous desire, not fitting the feature
| > | > freeze. Is this a plot to distract people from releasing?
| > |
| > | IMO, it is a reasonable opportunit
| >David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > no previous desire, not fitting the feature
| > freeze. Is this a plot to distract people from releasing?
|
| IMO, it is a reasonable opportunity to DTRT before locking M-g down as
| a single command-key only.
Juri made interesting suggestings, an
| Is there no hope to see the 'facemenu-keymap moved to another key and have
| the goto-line solely for M-g?
|
| What other key do you suggest? M-o would be ok, if people want.
M-o is fine and looks well accessible.
Jari
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|Would anyone really consider facemenu-keymap to be more important,
|more essential than the primitive goto-line functionality?
|
| Yes, the majority doesn't do PHP programming.
That paragraph does not say anything about any particular use of
programming languages. Please understand that
|goto-line is so often used (when you need it; like during PHP
|coding)
|
| You have only noted PHP as needing goto-line, this doesn't warrant
| binding it globally. What about binding M-g in php-mode to goto-line?
I presented several examples. Please refer to other posts. The sources fo
|Nobody explained good arguments why current M-g is immovable?
|
| ,
| | http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2004-03/msg00642.html
| | From: Richard Stallman
| |
| | "I want Emacs to move in the direction of doing word processing. It
| | may take years, but we will get there.
| The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
| that has been posted to gmane.emacs.devel as well.
|
| Once again, I suggest C-x g as a binding for goto-line. The old C-x g
| binding is still available as C-x r g, if I'm not mistaken.
goto-line is so often used (when you need it; like
| > Please, we had an extremely prolonged discussion about this not long
| > ago, let's not have it again!
|
| I agree. Its only worth opening again if something has changed since the
| last discussion.
There is really a need to discuss this, because I see daily situations
where we need the got
| Since Richard really wants facemenu-keymap as a keybinding, what about
| making a compromise? Bind goto-line to M-o, or bind facemenu-keymap
| to M-o and goto-line to M-g? Or maybe modify a existing keybinding so
| that C-u ... does goto-line (maybe M-g is a candidate for this?)? Or
| bind goto
[please keep CC, I'm not in this list]
I noticed that in CVS lisp/ the M-g mapping reads:
ldefs-boot.el: (define-key global-map "\M-g" 'facemenu-keymap)
A while ago there was a long discussion:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2004-03/msg00642.html
But I dare to open this que
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