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Re: Key themes


From: Luis Fernandes
Subject: Re: Key themes
Date: 24 Dec 2002 01:32:46 -0500
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>>>>> "bi" == Bruce Ingalls <bingalls@fit-zones.DELETE-THE-SPAM-BLOCK.com> 
>>>>> writes:

    bi> [...]  The Emacs community seems to have little interest in
    bi> building an Eclipse-style plugin architecture any time soon.

I though Eclipse[1] was a Emacs clone.

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[1]We are talking about that IBM IDE thingy, right?
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[Roger Levy]

| Yes, I use -nw occasionally, but I really do need the option to have
| multiple emacs windows (not just multiple buffers or frames).

Beware of the terminology here: what is generally known as windows in
X terminology is called frames in emacs.  Windows in emacs is what you
get when you split one emacs frame into two or more buffers (not
counting the minibuffer).  So you can have windows even with -nw (but
of course you know that).
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David Masterson <dmaster@synopsys.com> wrote:

> > Has anyone tried to write keybinding themes for EMacs, so that I could
> > just go to Customize, and choose
> 
> > o Native
> > o CUA
> > o vi
> > o Gnome
> > etc.

Or French keyboard, German keyboard ? Have you ever tried to do a M-~
on a French keyboard ? A challenge to finger flexibility ! Fortunately
we have (under X)

            setxkbmap -symbols "us(pc105)+pc104(compose)"

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Matthias
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Michael Powe <michael+gnus@trollope.org> writes:

> >>>>> "David" == David Klein <dklein@bloombergREMOVETHISPART.com> writes:
> 
>     David> Barry Margolin <barmar@genuity.net> writes:
>     >> In article <m08yyodagg.fsf@bloombergREMOVETHISPART.com>, David
>     >> Klein <dklein@bloombergREMOVETHISPART.com> wrote: >When I first
>     >> try to insert a character into a buffer that is >associated
>     >> with a file on disk, the insert takes close to a minute!
> 
>     >> During that first change, Emacs checks whether someone else has
>     >> modified the file, and also checks for a lock file.  For some
>     >> reason, these checks are taking a long time.  Try doing a
>     >> system call trace to see what it's doing during that time.
> 
>     David> Assuming by "a system call trace" you meant the strace
>     David> function, I did the following:
> 
>     >> emacs junk1& strace -c -f -ff -o emacs_trace -q -r -t -T -p1238
>     David> (1238 was the pid of emacs. After running the strace
>     David> command, I pressed the spacebar once in emacs. When it
>     David> finally inserted the space into the buffer, I ^C'ed the
>     David> strace).
>     >> cat emacs_trace
>   
> [ ... ]
> 
>     David> I have no idea how to continue, besides the fact that
>     David> 255963 read syscalls seems slightly on the high side for
>     David> inserting a single character. Any ideas how to continue?
> 
> are you on a network?  if so, does this behavior continue if you
> disconnect the machine from the network?

I am indeed on a network. I disconnected the ethernet cable and
rebooted. The problem still exists. It is possible that I need to
change some configuration files, but I don't know which ones. I am
running a modified redhat-release-6.0-1 version of linux.

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From: kai.grossjohann@uni-duisburg.de (Kai Gro=DFjohann)
Subject: Re: buffer switch & copy not under X
Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 19:18:25 +0100

> Francesco Scaglioni <fgs@epulse.net> writes:
> =

> > 1] when running emacs under X the following in my ~/.emacs is self
> > explanatory, yet when running emacs in an xterm (font reasons ) it
> > doesn't work.
> >
> > ; Switch buffer with ctrl-tab
> > (global-set-key [(ctrl tab)] 'bury-buffer) ; Ctrl-Tab switches buff=
ers
> =

> Type <tab> and then C-<tab> in "emacs -nw", then use C-h l.  I'm
> guessing that Emacs will not see the difference between the two.
> =

> You first need to teach your terminal to send some sort of escape
> sequence for C-<tab>.  Then you need to teach Emacs about this escape=

> sequence.  Let's say the escape sequence is ESC [ a b c, then the
> following will teach Emacs:
> =

> (unless window-system
>   (define-key function-key-map (kbd "ESC [ a b c") (kbd "C-<tab>")))
> =

> For teaching xterm about it, hmmm...   Maybe this works in
> ~/.Xdefaults or equivalent:
> =

> XTerm.VT100.translations: #override \
>         Ctrl <Key> Tab: string(0x1B) string("[abc") \n\
>         ...other.bindings.here...
> =

> Omit the "\n\" part if you only have one translation.
> =

> > 2] under x the 'contents' of C-k, C-w and M-w are available to past=
e
> > to other applications elsewhere via a middle mouse button ( I am us=
ing
> > windowmaker on SuSE 8.0 ) - yet when running emacs within an xterm
> > they are not.
> =

> Yes.  You are not allowing Emacs to talk to X.  (What if you were
> running on the console and there was no X to talk to?)  I don't know
> if M-x xterm-mouse-mode RET helps, but it's easy enough to try.
> =

> Or maybe you just fix your Emacs font...
> =

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Thanks for that I appreciate it -- shall give it a try

Happy Christmas

Francesco



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