EmacsWiki: Tramp And Docker
Using TRAMP with DockerThis page is about a TRAMP integration that allows navigating docker’s container. To see other packages related to docker, see Docker. PackageInstall the package at https://github.com/emacs-pe/docker-tramp.el NOTE: if running Emacs built from the sources (or v29.1), as of Nov-2022 (probably earlier) there’s a native support for Docker via tramp (tramp-container.el) so the ab
EmacsWiki: Interactively Do Things
Ido lets you interactively do things with buffers and files. As an example, while searching for a file with C-x C-f, ido can suggest the files whose paths are closest to your current string, allowing you to find your files more quickly. Created by KimStorm, it has been built into Emacs since version 22. Using IDOPlace this in your InitFile: (ido-mode t)This will enable using Ido versions of find-f
EmacsWiki: Sunrise Commander
see also the Tips and Tricks page and Sunrise Commander For Noobs Rationale and outstanding featuresHello, Emacs Community! I’ve been working lately on a new OFM for GNU Emacs. (For those who may not know, OFM stands for “Orthodox File Manager” [1] - it’s the kind of interface made popular by the Norton and Midnight Commanders.) “Another one?” you may say. Well, yes. As a long time user of the Mid
EmacsWiki: flymake-cursor.el
Download;;; flymake-cursor.el --- displays flymake error msg in minibuffer after delay ;; ;; Author : ?? ;; origin : http://paste.lisp.org/display/60617,1/raw ;; Maintainer : Dino Chiesa <dpchiesa@hotmail.com> ;; : Donald Curtis <dcurtis@milkbox.net> ;; Created : May 2011 ;; Modified : March 2012 ;; Version : 0.1.3 ;; Keywords : languages mode flymake ;; X-URL : http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/flym
EmacsWiki: Power Line
Some code to modify mode-line to display things like in the VIM powerline (https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-powerline)Code:(defun arrow-right-xpm (color1 color2) "Return an XPM right arrow string representing." (format "/* XPM */ static char * arrow_right[] = { \"12 18 2 1\", \". c %s\", \" c %s\", \". \", \".. \", \"... \", \".... \", \"..... \", \"...... \", \"....... \", \"........ \", \".......
EmacsWiki: autotest.el
Download ;;; autotest.el - ZenTest's autotest integration with emacs. ;; Copyright (C) 2006-2007 by Ryan Davis ;; Author: Ryan Davis <ryand-ruby@zenspider.com> ;; Version 1.0.1 ;; Keywords: testing, ruby, convenience ;; Created: 2006-11-17 ;; Compatibility: Emacs 24, 23, 22, 21? ;; URL(en): http://seattlerb.rubyforge.org/ ;; by Ryan Davis - ryand-ruby@zenspider.com ;;; Posted using: ;; (emacswiki-
EmacsWiki: RFringe
RFringe is “relative fringe”. In emacs, displaying fringe indicators is done via text overlays. In that way, bitmaps in the fringe are attached to the lines of text shown in the buffer window. This works nicely when the fringe is used to indicate information that is relevant to the adjacent line; for example, text overflow, or something similar. But, there isn’t a simple way for an application or
EmacsWiki: Fly Make
FlyMake performs on-the-fly syntax checks on the files being edited using the external syntax check tool (usually the compiler). Highlights erroneous lines and displays associated error messages. The project has been part of Emacs since Emacs 23, was then abandoned/maintained in various projects outside of Emacs for some years, but has recently had a revival in Emacs 26, so that many major modes n
EmacsWiki: Elnode
elnode is an asynchronous HttpServer framework. You can use it to write HTTP services in ELisp.Download elnode from githubDownload from EmacsWIKIElnode is basically an ELisp version of node.js, the asynchronous HTTP framework for Google’s Javascript engine.Hacking HTTP servers with Elnode is quite easy because of the Emacs editing and debugging framework around it.Elnode’s performance is better th
EmacsWiki: Emacs Scripts
JohnSwaby presented an idea on the emacs-devel MailingList on how to use “:;” as an alternative to “#!” to start Emacs scripts.[1]The shebang (”#!”) works for many languages because their comment character is a number sign, #, and they require only two arguments to run a script.The sesquicolon (”:;”) works for Emacs because it allows for more than two arguments and it is compatible with the Lisp c
EmacsWiki: Diffstat
Diffstat is a simple Emacs lisp implementation of diffstat utility. It is useful in reviewing large and complicated diff files.DiffMode is a really nice mode. However, for the large patch/diff files, which contain changes across many files, it is not easy to see the overall changes. As VersionControl(vc-mode) relies on DiffMode, this situation can happen quite often. DiffstatMode will solve this p
EmacsWiki: button-lock.el
Download;;; button-lock.el --- clickable text defined by regular expression, controlled by font-lock ;; ;; Copyright (c) 2011 D Roland Walker ;; ;; Author: D Roland Walker <walker@pobox.com> ;; URL: https://github.com/rolandwalker/button-lock/raw/master/button-lock.el ;; Version: 0.81 ;; Last-Updated: 29 May 2011 ;; EmacsWiki: ButtonLockMode ;; Keywords: mouse, button, hyperlink ;; ;; Simplified B
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