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Author: chenbin (Redguardtoo)Version number: 20160125Update time: Original time: Copyright: This article is licensed under the following agreement, free reprint-non-commercial-non-derivative-retain attribution | Creative Commons by-nc-nd 3.0, reproduced please specify the author and source.Brief introductionIt's easy to be a master. At the beginning I in the vi camp, occasionally with Emacs also forgot "exit" shortcut key, a year later I entered the

Author: chenbin (Redguardtoo)Version number: 20150424Update time: Original time: Copyright: This article is licensed under the following agreement, free reprint-non-commercial-non-derivative-retain attribution | Creative Commons by-nc-nd 3.0, reproduced please specify the author and source.Brief introductionIt's easy to be a master. At the beginning I in the vi camp, occasionally with Emacs also forgot "exit" shortcut key, a year later I entered the

Author: chenbin (Redguardtoo)Version number: 20160125Update time: Original time: Copyright: This article is licensed under the following agreement, free reprint-non-commercial-non-derivative-retain attribution | Creative Commons by-nc-nd 3.0, reproduced please specify the author and source.Brief introductionIt's easy to be a master. At the beginning I in the vi camp, occasionally with Emacs also forgot "exit" shortcut key, a year later I entered the r

My emacs plugin Download address: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=4196458904uk=3708780105 Description 1. Why use Emacs and Vim without using the IDE. Daniel only uses these two kinds of tools, I wait for the weak slag is pure outfit ratio. 2. Why use Emacs when you abandon vim? I heard that with Vim's person JJ short, the man with

From: http://www.engr.uvic.ca /~ Dastone/emacs-keys.htmlEmacs keyboard shortcuts File Open CTRL-X, Ctrl-F Save CTRL-X, Ctrl-S Save CTRL-X, Ctrl-W Save all CTRL-X, S Revert to file CTRL-X, Ctrl-V Revert Buffer Meta-X, revert-Buffer Close Window/Buffer CTRL-X, K Quit CTRL-X, Ctrl-C Edit Undo CTRL

Online auxiliary description of Emacs Emacs is an integrated work environment. People who use Emacs for the first time or are not familiar with Emacs are often overwhelmed. Therefore, emacs provides a very convenient and powerful online help instruction to help you use

the difference between the VI and Emacs VI Emacs Shortcut key command VI determines a command by recording a key sequence to form a path in the decision tree. Emacs executes the command immediately by combining keys. Memory Footprint and customization Because of historical reasons, VI is small and

Use of EmacsTed Posted @ September 16, 2008 22:35 in Emacs with tags emacs, 5455 readIntroduction of Emacs EditorThe Emacs Editor is written in the C and Lisp languages. LISP (linked list processing language) is a functional programming language based on the lambda calculus created by John McCarthy in about 1960 years.

Title: experience and skills: Use of the Emacs editor. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source. 　　 A.1 Introduction to Emacs We have already introduced a full-screen text editing tool Vi. Here we will introduce another powerful and widely used full-screen text ed

List of well-known Emacs users (RPM) Table of Contents Marijn Haverbeke–eloquent, author of JavaScript and Codemirror Author of Jeffrey friedl–mastering Regular Expressions The authors of Michael Widenius–mysql and MariaDB Joe armstrong–, author of Erlang, programming language Amelia andersdotter– politician Steven Brust–vlad Taltos's author Vernor vinge– their real names and the author of the Book of Fire on the Abyss, Hugo Prize winn

From the forum, the original address: http://club.topsage.com/forum.php? Mod = viewthread tid = 2373558 fromuid = 3869657 The two editors are very lively, interesting, and worth sharing! Emacs and Vim: God's editor and editor God 0. Collation: Legend of the arms On this blue planet, the legend of two major artifacts is circulating: It is said that Emacs is the God's editor, while Vim is the god of the edi

Emacs is the editor of God, and Vim is the god of the editor. Why do they have such a reputation, and listen to this article to you one by one of the way. Author: Jiqing Wu Email [Email protected] Homepage: http:://hi.baidu.com/jiqing0925 Create 2011-01-09 Update 2011-01-09 For the reader: A classmate who often use