Keyboard Shortcuts every Command Line Hacker should know about GNU Readline
Keyboard Shortcuts every Command Line Hacker should know about GNU Readline Most command line programs that offer line editing – like bash, Python, GDB, psql, sqlite and more – do so using GNU readline. Readline's a powerful library that grants history, completion, movement and editing to programs that use it — and a stable and consistent set of keyboard shortcuts. Shame, then, that even serious c
Mastering Emacs
Let’s Write a Tree-Sitter Major Mode Ah, major modes. There are hundreds of them, and most work in the background, rarely surfacing to tell you what they do or why. They power Emacs, and they grant purpose and verisimilitude to buffers, one of the most important concepts in Emacs. Without major modes – or indeed the buffers that depend on them – you’d be stuck with a rather dumb and basic editor.
What's New in Emacs 24.3
What’s New in Emacs 24.3 What's New in Emacs 24.3. I annotate the NEWS file and explain some of the changes made. Emacs version 24.3 is now released to the public. This release, unlike 24.2, is chock full of goodies. I’ve taken the liberty of annotating things that’re relevant to me – and hopefully you, too, dear reader – but I’ve limited my commentary to things I’m familiar with. Always keen to h
What's New In Emacs 24 (part 1)
What’s New In Emacs 24 (part 1) Part one of my annotated NEWS file for Emacs 24 With Emacs 24 looming around the corner I figured it was time I took a close look at all the new features and changes. As it’s not officially out yet I will settle for the pretest build (get it here.) With that said, there’s little difference (in my experience anyway) between the pretest versions of Emacs and the real
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