Emacs tips that never finish
Lisp and buffer notes for the other lifetime editor.
Emacs registers
Irina Bednova
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4 responses
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emacs, registers
Simulate middle mouse click in emacs on crouton
AurelienLourot
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0 responses
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emacs, ubuntu, chromebook, crouton
Unbinding shortcuts in GNU Emacs
Antoine Morin-Paulhus
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0 responses
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configuration, emacs, shortcuts, elisp
Emacs Change logs
samuel tonini
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0 responses
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emacs, changelog
In-place Python code execution in Emacs org mode
Amit Saha
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0 responses
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python, documentation, emacs, org-mode
Error compiling SCSS asset- Emacs users
Pericles Theodorou
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0 responses
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css, rails, emacs, scss
Integrate OS X clipboard into Emacs
Alexander Tamoykin
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0 responses
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emacs, mac, clipboard, os x
Bundle install inside emacs
Arthur Nogueira Neves
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, emacs
Run minitest tests from within emacs
Arthur Nogueira Neves
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, emacs, minitest
Emacs tail -f log files
karthic
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0 responses
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emacs, tail -f
Perfect? Clojure enviroment
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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clojure, emacs
Emacs term on the remote ubuntu box
Alexander Tamoykin
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0 responses
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emacs, ssh, term, ubuntu
Emacs 24 OS X Fullscreen Keyboard Shortcut
Ryan C
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0 responses
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emacs, osx
Faster and Smarter Editing with `e`
Édouard Lopez
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0 responses
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shell, nano, emacs, vim
Emacs and rbenv
Yves Senn
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0 responses
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ruby, emacs, rbenv
Emacs tip - turn Auto Fill off when writing blog posts
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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emacs, blogging
Prefer backward-kill-word over Backspace
ermanno
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1 response
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emacs, productivity, steve yegge, effective emacs
Repeated macro
Chris Perivolaropoulos
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2 responses
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emacs, macros
Open git changed files with 1 command
Arthur Nogueira Neves
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0 responses
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emacs, git, sheel
open file as su in eshell
Victor Quinn
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0 responses
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emacs, sudo, eshell
Emacs Killing Buffers
Daniel De Aguiar
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0 responses
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emacs
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