I\'m having trouble debugging a program that uses emacs lisp to act as a simple tcp client. I\'ve stripped it down to the minimum to present as a question here. This code works fine on Max OSX and on
When I perform M-x compile or get an elisp compilation error, my emacs splits the window vertically, and displays the compile output/error message in the new window. I prefer to work with my buffers i
Some of the arguments in the emacs lisp开发者_JAVA技巧 function contains the keyword &optional where to find the documentation of those keywords. I tried searching using describe-function and desc
I binded function semantic-symref to key C-c C-r like this: (global-set-key (kbd \"C-c C-r\") \'semantic-symref)
Using emacs for multiple projects from legacy to current ones, I have to use multiple conventions, e.g. for comments or file headers. For example, I use this function to insert file headers for C++ fi
I got this idea from XKCD\'s Hofstadter comic; what\'s the best way to create a conditional loop in (any) Lisp dialect that executes a function until it returns NIL at which time it collects the retur
I\'m having trouble with haml-mode\'s region-indent-function, which I\'m trying to reuse in another major mode. We\'re supposed to be able to cycle the region indentation by keeping开发者_如何学运维 t
I have an Emacs-lisp script that creates two buffers with some content, asking the user the name of the buffer. The text of the file is inserted in the newly created buffer by the name given by the us
I wrote some script in elisp, it merges ls -l and du (showing real folder size instead of what is written in ls). I named it lsd. Here is screenshot:
This has driven me crazy for a long time; I wonder if there is a way to fix it?Hopefully I can describe the situation well.
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