- desktop-menu.el (version 0.1) for a
managing various Emacs desktops in one directory.
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Why a Desktop Menu?
The Emacs package desktop is a really nice menu for saving and reading
various Emacs desktops in different directories.
But often I have following problems:
- I want to save various Emacs desktops in the same directory and
- I lost the overview for all the directories with a Emacs desktop.
So I've developed a menu which can handle various Emacs desktops
in one directory and I can give each desktop a nice name.
- Put desktop-menu.el in a directory found by your emacs load path.
- Add to your .emacs:
(require 'desktop-menu)
- Optional define a key binding for main function bs-show
(global-set-key "\C-xp" 'desktop-menu)
- To customize desktop-menu use
M-x desktop-menu-customize
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bs.el (version 1.17 of 1 mar 2001) for a better way of
selecting buffers.
- Nice and comfortable buffer selection by C-x C-b. An
alternative for list-buffers referable electric-buffer-list
Support buffer cycling with bs-cycle-next and bs-cycle-previous.
- Put bs.el in a directory found by your emacs load path.
- Add to your .emacs:
(require 'bs)
- Optional define a key binding for main function bs-show
(global-set-key "\C-x\C-b" 'bs-show)
- To customize bs use
M-x bs-customize
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ibs.el (version 0.12 1 mar 2001)
for buffer cycling by C-TAB.
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- Put ibs.el in a directory found by your emacs load path.
- Add to your .emacs:
(require 'ibs)
This Emacs package provides a minor mode for buffer cycling;
more exact: to switch by key C-TAB between Emacs buffers like
MS-Windows IDEs.
C-TAB starts buffer cycling. Every other key terminates cycling
and sets the current buffer at the top of Emacs buffer list.
The buffer we started buffer cycling won't be buried !!!
You can configure the keys for cycling.
Therefore set global ibs-cycling-key before loading ibs.el.
You can define which buffers will be used for buffer cycling. Set
global ibs-cycle-buffer-function to a function which returns
a buffer list. The default is buffer-list, which returns all
buffers in recently order. If package bs is loaded
the cycling list of this package will be used.
generic-dl.el (8kB ;26 October 2000,
requires generic-menu.el (14kB)) for a better way of
navigating over toplevel functions.
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Provide a function for listing toplevel definitions in
current buffer according to current mode.
- Put generic-dl.el and generic-menu.el into a suitable place.
- When in load-path:
(require 'generic-dl)
- When not in load-path:
(load "/WHERE_IT_IS/generic-menu.el")
(load "/WHERE_IT_IS/generic-dl.el")
- Define a suitable key
(global-set-key [f8] 'dl-popup)
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gimp-shell.el
(26 October 2000, (15kB)) a Gimp-Shell.
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Provide a Gimp-Shell for a friendly way to talk to Script Fu.
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- Start Gimp and its Script-FU Server
- Load gimp-shell.el
- Start Gimp-Shell with interactive command gimp-shell
Features:
- Command History with M-p and M-n
- Gimp-Function description by interactive command gimp-describe-function
(use SPACE for completion)
- load current scheme file by interactive command gimp-load-current-file
- load any scheme file by interactive command gimp-load-file
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highlight-regexp.el
temporary highlighting regular expressions and current word.
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Provide some functions for highlighting regular expressions
in current buffer and a convenience function for highlighting
current word `highlight-regexp-current-word'.
This package offers default key bindings:
- C-c h w `highlight-regexp-current-word'
- C-c h r `highlight-regexp-regexp'
- C-c h s `highlight-regexp-string'
- C-c h c `highlight-regexp-clear'
- C-c h d `highlight-regexp-delete'
You can disable these key bindings.
If recentering `C-l' the display all highlighted instances will be
deleted. You can disable this feature.
