It saves checkpoints at a user configurable time interval. I think the default is 15 min and the max is 30 min.
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It saves checkpoints at a user configurable time interval. I think the default is 15 min and the max is 30 min.
In Emacs, you can try this:
(defun srb-adaptive-indent (beg end)
"Indent the region between BEG and END with adaptive filling."
(goto-char beg)
(while
(let ((lbp...
You can provide a negative argument with M-- (Alt + dash), or C--, or C-M--. You can see all of the keys this is bound to with C-h w negative-argument. negative-argument is basically the same as...
Actually, it runs whatever the default editor is. This is set by the EDITOR environment variable.
BTW, I did not know that. Thanks for the neat trick.
See http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Reverting.html
I have this in my init.el:
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;; revert
...
I do it with the EDITOR environment variable. Put this in your ~/.bashrc:
export EDITOR="emacs -nw"
Apparently, Subversion looks at the SVN_EDITOR variable too. ...
Org mode supports hyperlinks. Emacs Muse does too, which is the successor to wiki mode. I've only used org-mode, but I haven't tried hyperlinks yet.
The autoload is completely useless with the require. require loads the lisp immediately, autoload defers the load until unityjs-mode is invoked (making start up faster). I would use the autoload...
I started with GNU Emacs, then switched to XEmacs for about a year, then switched back. The simple answer is GNU Emacs has more users, and thus most add ons will work with it a bit better (though...
(Sorry that I implied that you were trolling.)
Yes, and the fact that they both have line editors as an ancestor was the only thing true in your post, if you allow 'ed' to stand for 'a line...
"Simply wrappers around ed", as in they are just executing editing commands by calling ed? Seriously? You better be trolling.
I disagree. I see a big difference in philosophy behind Vim and Emacs, and they work very differently. Just because they have many of the same capabilities doesn't mean they're at all similar.
Disclaimer: I use GNU Emacs.
Many emacs libraries are autoloaded. You just start using them and Emacs loads the lisp file if it hasn't been loaded already. filladapt replaces some built-in...
eval: (auto-fill-mode -1)
In general, almost all minor modes are disabled this way, and enabled with
(auto-fill-mode 1) and toggled with
(auto-fill-mode)
You should try tramp mode. It lets you edit files on a remote machine with a local Emacs. You can use ssh, ftp, and several other protocols. Incidentally, you can also use tramp with sudo to edit...
Clearly the library isn't there. You can use the apt-file command to see if a file exists in some Ubuntu package; I checked, it appears that it's not in any packages either. So for whatever reason,...
Put this in your ~/.bashrc (or use the echo line in a script).
function set_terminal_title()
{
echo -ne "\033]0;$1\007"
}
Then you can set the title to whatever you want.
Have a look at errors.log and mpd.log in /var/log/mpd/.
I have a 64-bit system, and I downloaded TargetDefenseLin64.tar.bz2. There's a bunch of .so's in there, but they're all 32-bit. Trying to run the game gives "UnsatisfiedLinkError: wrong ELF class:...
C-h n
You're probably upset about line-move-visual and transient-mark-mode, but you're not specific enough.
There is a known bug in the Ubuntu version where dragging the scroll bar highlights...
You probably want the key= option to sort(). Even better would be to store the numbers as floats instead of strings, because it's almost always a mistake to store numbers as strings.
...
Many keys don't work in terminals, and AFAIK this is a limitation of terminals. You just have to find keys that you're comfortable with and that work across X and terminals.
It seems like by...
When creating/opening the pipe, use the O_NONBLOCK flag. Then write() will return with an error instead of just sitting there.
apt-get install manpages-dev
man 7 pipe
Put your code in [
code][/code
] tags. Otherwise it's very hard to read, and in the case of Python, impossible to read unambiguously (syntactic indentation).
In Python, variables are taken from...
To me, math.pow is not part of Python, but pow is. math.pow is a library function that happens to come with Python, and thus doesn't have all of the expectations of pow. But it definitely seems...