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问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . On login to Ubuntu, I start an Emacs (version 23) daemon using Ubuntu's Startup programs. I then start Emacs clients whenever I need to edit something. When I logoff from Ubuntu, it says Emacs is still running, of course. I need to attach a script somewhere to tell Gnome to shutdown

问题 I'm using EmacsW32 (patched) on windows. Emacs is running in server mode so that subsequent calls to emacsclientw open files in the same server session. I have C-x C-c mapped to make the current frame invisible and not kill the emacs server process. I'd like clicking the window's X (close) button to also just hide the frame & not terminate the server process as it currently does. Any ideas ? Thanks! 回答1: Sure, I have a method of doing this. There may be refinements possible, but this is a

问题 I'm using EmacsW32 (patched) on windows. Emacs is running in server mode so that subsequent calls to emacsclientw open files in the same server session. I have C-x C-c mapped to make the current frame invisible and not kill the emacs server process. I'd like clicking the window's X (close) button to also just hide the frame & not terminate the server process as it currently does. Any ideas ? Thanks! 回答1: Sure, I have a method of doing this. There may be refinements possible, but this is a

问题 I'm trying to learn org-mode and noticed my files are folded neatly when I exit emacs. When pressing S-TAB in an attempt to unfold the entire file, I get the following error message in the mini-buffer: M-[ z is undefined . Googling the error wasn't helpful. Any idea where the hiccup is occurring and how I might fix it? I'm using Mac OS X 10.6.4 with Terminal.app, GNU Emacs 23.2.1. Edit: I can confirm now that the problem is Terminal.app. I do not receive this error message using Carbon Emacs

问题 I am currently writing an R package and using compiled C++ code through the Rcpp package in R (Rcpp makes the interaction of R and C++ code easier for a non-programmer like me, IMHO). I want to debug a few errors in my C++ program using gdb. I have googled and found mainly a few resources on debugging R within emacs, R-FAQ, a few mails here, and definitely the R's Writing R Extension Manual. However, I am doing this for the first time, I could not go too far. Could anyone give me a few

问题 Emacs seems to have all the possible keyboard combinations already randomly distributed among it's commands. :p If I am to define new keyboard shortcuts, where should I put them? Which prefixes should I use? For instance: I want to define shortcuts for the following functions: indent-buffer (C-c i, after I got the answer) comment-or-uncomment-region (C-c C) rdebug (ruby debugger) (C-c R) rsense-complete (ruby autocomplete) (C-c e) Where would you put these? Why? 回答1: Emacs actually has a very

问题 I just install auto-complete-mode, however everytime I start emacs I have to M-x auto-complete-mode. Is there anyway to have it loaded automatically ? My .emacs is as follows: ;; auto-complete (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/") (require 'auto-complete-config) (add-to-list 'ac-dictionary-directories "~/.emacs.d//ac-dict") (ac-config-default) Thanks 回答1: I think you can do it in various ways. To enable it globally you should use (global-auto-complete-mode t) But it uses auto-complete-mode

问题 As the title says, how does one change the behaviour of emacs forward-word function? For example, suppose [] is the cursor. Then: my $abs_target_path[]= abs_path($target); <M-f> my $abs_target_path = abs[_]path($target); I know I could just use M-f M-b but as far as I'm concerned, that shouldn't be necessary and I'd like to change it. In particular, I want two things: When I press M-f, I want to go to the first character of the next word regardless of whether the point is within a word,

问题 I'm trying to put in a feature that I miss from Eclipse, where Alt +[ Up / Down ] transposes the lines up or down, but can not for the life of me figure out how to assign to these keys properly. I am using it in -nw mode (so just in a shell window), and typically run in a screen session. Using a global key binding, I can get it to work with letter combinations, like (kbd "M-m") , but every combination I have tried for the arrow keys just gives me a message that doesn't make sense, I always

问题 I am using Emacs 23.3 on Mac OS X Lion. How can I delete the selected text region with simple key typing—something like delete or C-d ? This works on windows without setting anything specific. How can I implement that in Mac OS X Lion? 回答1: Try M-x cua-mode . This will change a lot of things about the way Emacs behaves to fit the behavior of other GUI applications. For more information, see M-S-: (info "(emacs) CUA Bindings") . You can turn it on persistently with M-x customize-option RET cua