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http://www.linux-france.org/article/appli/emacs/manuel/html/index.html Table des matières 1. L'éditeur Emacs 2. Distribution 3. GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 3.1.
Ce tutorial est destiné aux gens souhaitant se familiariser avec GNU Emacs. Si vous avez davantage de questions, vous pouvez les poser sur forum dans le conti ens.forum.informatique.editeurs.emacs . Pour savoir comment poster sur forum et le lire, lisez la documentation à ce sujet . Un aide-mémoire des principales commandes d'emacs est également disponible. Généralités http://www.tuteurs.ens.fr/unix/editeurs/emacs.html#s3_3

Emacs

http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/CategoryCode “sometimes i feel like we’re making emacs better and better because we don’t know what to do with emacs once it is finished.” – AlexSchroeder on InternetRelayChat Click the heading to search for all pages belonging to the writing of Lisp code. These pages contain information for would-be authors of new major and minor modes: EmacsLisp style, coding conventions, pointers and documentation to existing features.

Category Code

Assume you want to replace all occurences of ‘foo’ with ‘bar’ , ‘baz’ , ‘quux’ , and so on. You want to cycle through the replacements: (let ((master '("bar" "baz" "quux")) (items)) (while (search-forward "foo" nil t) (replace-match (or (car items) (car (setq items master)))) (setq items (cdr items)))) The code above has a master list of replacements and a working copy called ‘items’ . It will use the first item in the list of items, or get a copy of the master list and use that. Then it shortens the list by one item and loops.

Circular Lists

http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs-en/CircularLists