Emacs and Python - Stack Overflow On GNU Emacs 22, python el does work, and ties in better with GNU Emacs's own symbol parsing and completion, ElDoc, etc I use XEmacs myself, so I don't use it, and I have heard people complain that it didn't work very nicely in the past, but there are updates available that fix some of the issues (for instance, on the emacswiki page you link
Differences between Emacs and Vim - Stack Overflow emacs is an "operating system" pretend to be an editor, you can eval code to change its behavior, and extend it as you like A mode to receive send email on emacs is like an email software on operating system When doing simple editing, for example, modify a config file, I use vim Otherwise, I never leave emacs
Emacs in Windows - Stack Overflow @call drive:\EMACS_SOMEWHERE\emacs-23 2\bin\emacsclientw exe --alternate-editor=c:\programs\emacs-23 2\bin\runemacs exe -n -c %* This is a fair bit of work, but it will enable me to run the one and same emacs from either a windows command prompt or from a cygwin command prompt, provided that cygdrive h bin is added to my cygwin PATH variable
How do you run Python code using Emacs? - Stack Overflow I'm running Emacs 26, vanilla dev version (self compiled from source cloned from Savannah) (Note that in emacs docs, we usually see, for example, Ctrl - c denoted as C-c) In Python mode (which I usually enter by using C-x C-f to "find" a (possibly new) file ending in py), you can start a Python shell with and then execute your buffer's
Edit multiple lines at once in Emacs - Stack Overflow (9, I love Emacs (10, I cant be bothered with this any more (11, its time to raise the bar (12, show me how to expand my territory At this point, I am going to leave you to figure out the rest But, before I go I like to mention that there are quite a few ways of achieving this sort of thing
What is the best way to open remote files with emacs and ssh What are some examples of commands that do work? (Sometimes different keybindings exist on the remote machine - check your emacs file on the remote machine - and sometimes an entire key works differently - e g GNU screen by default absorbs the Ctrl-A part of a command before it can get to emacs ) –
Unable to hide welcome screen in Emacs - Stack Overflow In Emacs 24, inhibit-splash-screen and inhibit-startup-message are alias for inhibit-startup-screen, so simply add (setq inhibit-startup-screen t) to your emacs file will solve the problem Given that configuration, your startup buffer is now *scratch*, if you want to further change the default buffer, M-h v initial-buffer-choice <RET> will help
Can I break the long line in emacs (non windows) to the next line? With emacs (non windows), I see '$' mark at the end of the line when the terminal width is narrow Is there a way to break the long line to the next line instead of showing the '$' mark? ADDED M-x auto-fill-mode works fine for text-mode, but with org-mode, the $ mark remains with the auto-fill-mode