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I want to hide the welcome screen.
My .emacs
(setq c-basic-offset 4) ; indents 4 chars (setq tab-width 4) ; and 4 char wide for TAB (setq indent-tabs-mode nil) ; And force use of spaces (turn-on-font-lock) ; same as syntax on in Vim (setq width (max width...
Started by Masi on
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Options -> customize emacs -> top-level customizationAdd the following....
If you already have Emacs open with the welcome screen, you can easily do it through emac's menus...
The welcome screen shouldn't appear.
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I have ssh'ed to a remote machine and started emacs. I opened one small python application, and then split the screen into two, and M-x terminal-emulator in the other. I would like to edit the script in one section, then press C-x o and run it on the ...
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While at the * terminal* window, C-^ o to switch to other window, and C-^ C-h for more help. .
Will that translate over SSH? If not, bind other-window to another key that will go over SSH .
ALT-X other-window
C-TAB also works locally.
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I use Emacs remotely using X-Server in a Windows client and Linux server. I noticed that I can halt it using ctrl-z and then type fg 1 to get it working again. Is there some way that I could get it to halt on the machine that I am on, and then log into...
Started by User1 on
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Sometimes I will be at work and have to run out the door leaving my Emacs session connections to the same emacs ....
You can open multiple load files.
You can run emacs as a server, and use emacsclient to connect to it.
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I'm trying to figure out how to use Emacs Code Browser (ECB) and one of the things you can do with it is set ecb-windows-width to decide how wide the ecb windows are. The problem is this sequence:
Frame pops up on screen. ecb-activate gets called, scaled...
Started by numerodix on
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It looks like I've found a workaround.
This doesn't apply to the initial emacs frame (on startup) because your .emacs is read after the frame is already created.
And is run after the frame is created.
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I'm in a class that uses an implementation of Emacs on a school server. I'm on a mac running snow leopard, and I have my own implementation of Emacs on it. To access the server-Emacs, I ssh into the server and launch Emacs from its location there.
I'm...
Started by KLR on
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You either want to run emacs, but you probably want to ssh to the server with an X tunnel, then run emacs there which will pop ....
In general, running emacs inside an emacs is never a good idea.
Best bet.
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I am trying to do a regular expression search-and-replace in Emacs, running in the Terminal program on my MacBook Pro, which is running OS X 10.6.2. As far as I know, this can be done by pressing C-M-% (I am assumimg this means Ctrl+Alt+Shift+5. Please...
Started by mikez302 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Unlike GUI-based apps, terminal-based apps (like almost all of those that you run....
Shift - 5 Shift - 5 , emacs will see C-x @ % % , interpret it as C-M-% , and run finally query-command-modifier 'meta) in your .emacs file.
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There are a bunch of applications out there that integrate Emacs with external processes. GDB is one that comes to mind. I can control GDB from emacs and then get feedback on the screen.
I'd like to do something in that direction with my application.
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Started by mmccoo on
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To make emacs execute lisp code just create with your application you can ....
In particular, --eval and -f.
For your third bullet, take a look at emacs' command line options.
In general, you should look around in the emacs manual .
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As is, my emacs is set up to show green text on a black background. On seeing it, a friend remarked that I just took it because of the Matrix-like appearance it gives. So, now what I want to do is implement an idle animation for it where, like in the ...
Started by Nikwin on
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Bonus points if you can modify-pgm-jitter has text flooding down, but it's just the text currently on the screen (so it's horizontal extent is limited to what was....
Other than the X root if you really want it to run it within emacs.
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I recently switched to emacs for my code editing, and it mostly works well.
However, for Objective-C I find myself missing Xcode's autocomplete feature as I have trouble remembering the long function names such as
- (id)initWithContentRect:(NSRect)contentRect...
Started by cobbal on
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See:
built in dabbrev-expand helpful:
http://nschum.de/src/emacs/company-mode/
A somewhat buggy and hacky, but very nice solution.
I haven't used XCode, but emacs comes with several autocomplete modes.
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I like to use Emacs' shell mode, but it has a few deficiencies. One of those is that it's not smart enough to open a new buffer when a shell command tries to invoke an editor. For example with the environment variable VISUAL set to vim I get the following...
Started by Chris Conway on
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Eshell can also run an emacs if you start a screen first and run it from within an emacs fine (although I usually run mg for commit logs, in the rare event I don't commitYou can attach....
From emacs directly).
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