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can't find any reference to imenu-go in the etc/*NEWS files. Absent any
evidence in the lisp/ChangeLog* files that pop-tag-mark was derived from
your imenu-go, I think you have plenty of incentive to find out whether
it meets your requirements (and thus obviates your complaint about a
&qu
ago but it did not appear in menus.
You can definitely do more in VM than Rmail, especially with MIME
support and virtual folders. Since VM isn't part of Emacs, you should
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|
| (define-derived-mode article-mode sgml-mode "Article"
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| Note that if the documentation string had been left out, it would have
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Adam wrote:
>>(setq debug-on-error t)
>
> I stuck this into the *scratch* buffer, C-j didn't
> work so I did eval-region to it. Now I get the
> error reported as below. Hmmm ...
>
> Seems I'm in python-mode, however this is a Lisp
> of Emacs error - telling me .. something.
>
> Seems I should hit
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) ; (add-hook 'gtags-mode-hook ...)
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ime I have to spend on it...
If the define-my-insert macro were rewritten to evalutate the NAME and
CHAR arguments, you could add this to swap-keys:
(when (eq binding-1 'self-insert-command)
(setq binding-1
(define-my-insert (intern key-1) (string-to-char key-1
(when (eq bindi
pe: sequencep, cpython"
>
> Whereas the same python program saved chmod +x and
> run from the $ prompt works fine.
>
> How should I go about finding out about that error message ?
(setq debug-on-error t)
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Rancier, Jeff wrote:
> Is there an easy method to retrieve the process name of 'this'
instance of
> Emacs, via a lisp expression?
,[ C-h f emacs-pid RET ]
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| (emacs-pid)
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| Return the process ID of Emacs, as an integer.
`
ey keymap key-2 binding-1)
(when (interactive-p)
(message "%s runs the command %s; %s runs the command %s"
key-1 (lookup-key keymap key-1 t)
key-2 (lookup-key keymap key-2 t)
(swap-keys "$" "4" latex-mode-map)
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I think this requires enable-recursive-minibuffers to be set:
M-: (insert (read-string "Name: ")) RET
But there is probably a better way.
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For example, if you want to double the default value of some variable:
(setq max-lisp-eval-depth (* 2 max-lisp-eval-depth))
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ent local keymap. If you only
> want that binding available in c++-mode, you probably have set the
> binding in the mode hook
That's what I recommend, but some people prefer to use define-key and
specify the keymap by name:
(define-key c++-mode-map [f4] (kbd "C-c @ C-a"))
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> set LANG=de_DE.UTF-8
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E.g.
(setq vc-rcs-master-templates
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ib-src utilities). That compares to 22.7 MB of Emacs Lisp
and 15.7 MB of byte-compiled Lisp in the distribution, of which 2.6 MB
was dumped into the 4.8 MB emacs executable. So a fresh emacs is about
46% C and 54% Lisp.
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Friedrich Laher wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers wrote:
>> Have you tried customizing the menu face?
>
> how to do it that way ( ?? option -> customize ... ? )
> I cannot see but because my application invoces
> emacs via shellscript, it's better done there anyway.
Options -
Peter Tury wrote:
how can I download calc? Can it be used on Win (XP)?
I have Emacs 21.3.1 (a mingw build). I installed it simply and I can't see
any calc.el(c) etc.?
Start here:
http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/AdvancedDeskCalculator
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is ther no way to influence the font of menus?
Have you tried customizing the menu face?
See also the Lucid [Menu X] Resources or LessTif [Menu X] Resources
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or what's to be done?
Post an actual example, please.
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(save-window-excursion; suppress *Completions* buffer
(dabbrev-mouse-completion))
...
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And then replace the t POSITION argument to x-popup-menu with event.
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> Sorry if this is not the correct forum for this. Is there a way to
> quickly select an entire paragraph (block of text surounded by
> new/blank) lines?
M-h M-w
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> (global-set-key "\C-cb" "\C-xh\M-w") ;copy buffer C-c b
> (global-set-key "\C-cb" "\C-xh\M-w") ;copy buffer C-c p
>
> I get symbol function definition is void .
ification functions,
| `font-lock-fontify-buffer-function',
`font-lock-unfontify-buffer-function',
| `font-lock-fontify-region-function',
`font-lock-unfontify-region-function',
| `font-lock-inhibit-thing-lock' and `font-lock-maximum-size'.
|
| Defined in `
the inverse lookup doesn't work:
(where-is-internal 'up function-key-map) => nil
(where-is-internal [up] function-key-map) => nil
And ` C-h l' shows: ESC O A
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C-x C-f foo.C RET
Then post the *Backtrace* buffer contents here.
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ean by "stick after call Isearch". But these
avoid the problem reported by the OP by explicitly terminating isearch,
with C-m.
And to find the beginning or end of a function definition, Emacs already
has C-M-a and C-M-e.
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> how do I insert the scratch buffer at point.
>
> say I am writing a post and want to insert whatever I wrote in my
> scratch buffer.
M-x insert-buffer RET *scratch* RET
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| place of the installation Info directory. This is useful when you run
| a version of Emacs without installing it.
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| Defined in `info'.
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(global-set-key "\C-xI" 'insert-buffer)
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-file is nil the site-start library should
have been loaded.
However it is possible that any of those files was partially loaded,
then aborted due to errors. I don't know if it's possible to detect
those cases after the fact, but if yo
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makwak wrote:
> I also wondered whether there is a way to save my sent messages to
> some IMAP folder.
Hmmm, that'd be cool. It looks like Gnus' Message mode might support
that; see the Archived Messages and the IMAP nodes of the Gnus manual,
then ask specific questions on the gnu.emacs.gnus new
-frame (selected-frame))
(focus-function (intern (format "%s-focus-frame" window-system
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recentf-arrange-by-mode))
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>
> Probably, just a small matter of programming I'd guess. :-)
> Maybe the sorting an displaying should be decoupled.
How about:
(setq recentf-menu-filter
(lambda (menu-elements)
(recentf-show-basenames (recentf
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le name in each field.
To put a fixed file name in the `FCC' field each time you start
editing an outgoing message, set the variable
`mail-archive-file-name' to that file name. Unless you remove the
`FCC' field before sending, the message will be written into that
Kevin Rodgers wrote:
> Daniel Berdine wrote:
> > In any case, being able to run remote processes with tramp would be
> great.
>
> It turns out that ange-ftp provides file name handlers for
> shell-command, which uses remote-shell-program (e.g. /bin/remsh) to
> execute
Daniel Berdine wrote:
> On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 15:28:54 -0400, Kevin Rodgers wrote
> (in article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>):
> > igrep only supports ange-ftp (and efs) to the extent that the
> > igrep-visited-files and Buffer-menu-igrep commands explicitly ignore
> > rem
nd-file-name "~")) "~"
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> (setq recentf-filename-handler 'rs-recentf-filename-handler)
Why not just (setq recentf-filename-handler 'abbreviate-file-name)
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basically, make these 3 buffers every time emacs starts and if I call
> M-x whatever, place it in one of those buffers and not in the buffer I
> happen to be working in.
... for that, you have to call M-x whatever in your .emacs file:
(dictionary)
(info)
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But iso10646-1 might be more useful than iso8859-1.
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(when (equal (file-name-extension buffer-file-name) "script")
(ansi-color-apply-on-region (point-min) (point-max)
But if you don't want to adhere to such a convention, you could try
translating all files:
(require 'ansi-color)
(add-hook 'find-file-hooks
(lambda ()
(ansi-color-apply-on-region (point-min) (point-max
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>>To properly support remote files, igrep would need to invoke the grep
>>command in a remote shell. I know there has been discussion about
>>whether Emacs should implement process handlers, so that tr
ould recognize things like foible::gibber::eugh() and
weeble::kerplunk(funky::gibbon ? whoop : holler()) as single expressions
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whether Emacs should implement process handlers, so that tramp could run
programs on a remote host when invoked from a buffer visiting a remote
file. But I don't know what was decided and implemented (if anything).
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te some elisp function that
> does so.
Since you know the equivalent key sequence, it's just a macro:
(global-set-key "*" "\M-b\C-s\C-w")
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diary display. But the EmacsWiki shows you how to roll your own:
http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/DiaryMode
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used to open those jsp buffers (java
> buffer respectively)?, when each of this file is / can be in different
> directory?
Just stick with find-file, or perhaps
(switch-to-buffer (find-file-noselect FILE)) or
(pop-to-buffer (find-file-noselect FILE)).
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(when (null mdl-file)
(setq mdl-file buffer-file-name))
(unless (and mdl-file (equal (file-name-extension mdl-file) "mdl"))
(error "%s is not a \".mdl\" file" mdl-file))
(find-file (concat (file-name-sans-extension mdl-file) "_Impl.c")))
to the
> window of my choice.
You can give a prefix arg to other-window (which is what `C-x o' is
bound to), e.g. `C-u 3 C-x o' or `M-3 C-x o'.
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The value of mode-name is a string, e.g. "Python".
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(read-command "Name of keyboard macro to apply: ")
BTW, frequent users of apply-macro-to-region-lines might like this:
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that directory.
If typing that directory name even once is too much, try setting an
environment variable to it so you can reference it: C-x C-f $CERTAIN_DIR
Or try putting this in your ~/.emacs file: (cd
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| It also follows `emacs-startup-hook'. This hook exists for users to set,
| so as to override the definitions made by the terminal-specific file.
| Emacs never sets this variable itself.
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| Defined in `startup'.
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x27; is non-nil, append the contents of the trace
buffer."
(when smtpmail-log-file
(with-current-buffer (get-buffer
(format "*trace of SMTP session to %s*"
smtpmail-smt
sed as `ediff-diff-program', then the most useful
options are
| `-w', to ignore space, and `-i', to ignore case of letters.
| At present, the option `-c' is not allowed.
|
| You can customize this variable.
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| Defined in `ediff-diff'.
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> auto-mode-alist ))
No, you just need to put spaces around the dot that's between the
complex regexp and the function.
> Any ideas why the first form no longer works?
To get you to clean up your code :-)
Since dot is a valid
he lines containing 'inletvelocity'!?
Run ediff-buffers normally, then use `#f' to focus it on the differences
you're interested in (those that match "inletvelocity").
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mand in history...
Do you know about google.com? Searching for "emacs minibuffer history
isearch" yields
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2004-12/msg00926.html
http://www.sodan.org/~knagano/emacs/minibuf-isearch/
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characters that would be interpreted as part of the file name.
If COMMAND is actually a shell command (i.e. with redirection operators
etc.) then you must use shell-command instead of call-process. If it is
just a program, then using call-proc
andyetitmoves wrote:
> I would like to know if there is any package that can backward search
> the history in use from the minibuffer, much like what C-r does in
> zsh/bash.
While entering anything in the minibuffer, M-r runs the
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o fudge it by using key-translation-map to generate a
user-defined function key from (kbd "TAB") that you would map globally to
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Stefan Monnier wrote:
> Could you maybe pass this on to CC-mode people?
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(add-hook 'c-mode-hook (lambda () (c-set-style "gnu")))
BTW, the manual says: The default style in all newly created buffers is
`gnu', but you can change this by setting variable `c-default-style'.
So you shouldn't need to do anyt
t tHello is misspelled, causing many false
> errors.
Can you trick it by adding backslash-character to
ispell-skip-region-alist?
(add-hook 'c-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(set (make-local-variable 'ispell-skip-region-alist)
(cons '("\\
(file-name-nondirectory buffer-file-name))
in conjunction with these shell settings:
CC=gcc; export CC
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which are documented in the "High-Level Completion" and "Reading File
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ich fails for built-in functions).
(let* ((location (find-function-search-for-symbol
fun nil file)))
(pop-to-buffer (car location))
(goto-char (cdr location
(list function file-name)
Brendan Halpin wrote:
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>>Doesn't RMAIL respect mail-user-agent?
>>
>>(setq mail-user-agent 'message-user-agent)
>
> Yes, it does, but my problem is knowing which one I *should* use,
> in terms of long-term de
de), but can't break the
> RMAIL habit so I get mail-mode when I do C-u R.
Doesn't RMAIL respect mail-user-agent?
(setq mail-user-agent 'message-user-agent)
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Klaus Straubinger wrote:
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>>Is it necessary to destructively modify url-callback-arguments?
>
> I am not sure because I have no complete overview over the URL library.
> But in many places dynamic binding is used where one
Klaus Straubinger wrote:
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>>How exactly is that improvement implemented?
>>
>>(cons redirect-uri url-callback-arguments)
>>
>>(if url-callback-arguments
>> (cons redirect-uri (cdr url-callback-argu
s, caret and capital J.
> Is there a function that will take an int (10) and print "\n"?
If you want to print a newline, use (terpri). If you want to insert a
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w exactly is that improvement implemented?
(cons redirect-uri url-callback-arguments)
(if url-callback-arguments
(cons redirect-uri (cdr url-callback-arguments))
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ntable ASCII character (space through
tilde)
;; as a keyboard macro: Control-c followed by the character itself
(let ((char ? ))
(while (<= char ?~)
(global-set-key (vector (car (read-from-string (format "?\\H-%c"
char
(format "\C-c%c"
.
However
evaluating (looking-at "A") when the point is before an "a" returns
true.
Try (let ((case-fold-search nil)) (looking-at "A"))
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"Remove all text properties from the inserted text."
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dow manager.
I'm curious whether follow-mouse.el (which implements
focus-follows-mouse within Emacs) works for you:
http://www.emacswiki.org/elisp/follow-mouse.el
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(while (< i n)
(setq args
(cons (read-from-minibuffer (format "Argument %d: "
(setq i (1+ i
args)))
args))
...)
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Mads Jensen wrote:
I wish to have desktop-mode store the encodings, so I won't have to set
them manually after desktop opened with "C-x RET f RET encoding".
(setq desktop-locals-to-save
(cons 'buffer-file-coding-system desktop-locals-to-sav
answers my question about the feature
existing, and I'll just have to figure out why they don't work for me.
Yes.
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t;
>
> Eh ".emacs" is an ASCII file containing variables and values for
> configuring Emacs.
>
> Are you being ironic, or complaining that the ASCII file uses the format
>
>(setq VAR VAL)
>
> instead of
>
>V
buffer.
(set (make-local-variable 'image-types) nil)
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Hattuari wrote:
What I was really trying to learn is how to call an interactive command
programmatically. I believe that can be done.
Use `C-h f'.
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he list of possible completions actually diplayed.
Is there way to show the list immediately?
(let ((unread-command-events (cons ?\t unread-command-events)))
(completing-read PROMPT TABLE ...))
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Why not use desktop.el?
(setq desktop-buffer-modes-to-save
(cons 'w3m-mode desktop-buffer-modes-to-save))
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name (concat
default-directory ".emacs")))
> (byte-compile-file (buffer-file-name
> (add-hook 'after-save-hook 'autocompile)
That will automatically byte compile .emacs files in any directory.
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me.
Again, see the Misc Events node (aka Miscellaneous Window System Events
section) of the Emacs Lisp manual.
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-width
(truncate (* (window-width) column-pixel-width-ratio
I think (+ (frame-pixel-DIMENSION) 0.0) can be replaced by
(float (frame-pixel-DIMENSION))
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