Re: Search Next

[Galen Boyer]

On Mon, 09 Dec 2002, kevinr@ihs.com wrote:
> CarlC wrote:
> 
>> "Galen Boyer" <galenboyer@hotpop.com> wrote in message
>> usmx7jiq2.fsf@standardandpoors.com">news:usmx7jiq2.fsf@standardandpoors.com...
>>>Why can't you do C-s C-s again?  It will keep your last search
>>>as the default for the next one, and you can do M-p to get
>>>other searches.
>> This works fine. Can I bind it to a function key?
> 
> 
> Of course:
> 
> 
> (global-set-key [f5] "\C-s\C-s")      ; keyboard macro

I would find C-s C-s quicker than moving to [f5], but, each to
his own.

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jason_addison@hotmail.com (Jason Addison) writes:

> I have some elisp that works/doesn't work in emacs/xemacs in my
> ".emacs" file. I would like to be able to execute or not execute code
> depending on which type of emacs I'm running. Another way around this
> would be to know how to determine if a function is defined before
> calling it. Any idea on how to do this in elisp? Also, how do you
> determine the version of emacs that is running in elisp?
> 

There is a package called initz which allows you to setup different
initializations depending on what emacs/xemacs flavor you are
running. This package will then control what init files are used
depending on the flavor/version you are starting up.

I'm not sure where to get it, I saw it as one of the packages
available for debian. 


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i still don't know how to write completers for some external commands
to eshell.  i have them ready for bash, though.  for that, i massage
the output of `<some command> --help' or `openssl
list-standard-commands' and present their output as the possible
results.  when the user types something, i just grep for it to reduce
the possible matches in number.  same goes for the many `./configure'
scripts included in many packages.

could somebody give a skeleton or a FAQ or TFM?  the eshell
documentation and the one for pcomplete is not enough for me.

  clemens