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Code for editing ID3 tags (version 0.01a, 2002-10-15 ... '("ID3" ["Import track name from ID3" (music-id3-import-this-track) :active ... (music-get-track) :keys "C-c t"] ["Export track to ID3 (prompt for album, ..... (defun music-id3-trim (string) "Eliminates all the 2.
Bruda.CA - Prolog mode for (X)Emacs Prolog mode for (X)Emacs. So the Prolog mode that comes with Emacs sucks. Here is then a better alternative, with all the features you would expect, ... 3.
Bruda.CA - Prolog mode for (X)Emacs If you use something else, leave the variable prolog-system as is (i.e., erase the respective line altogether) for interaction with a "generic" inferior ... 4.
Miscelaneous additions to auctex (version 1.01) ;;; Copyright (C ... Basically, just a call to `latex-surround-by' with appropriate arguments." (interactive) (latex-surround-by "_{}" "_{" "}" 1)) (defun latex-superscript ... 5.
Miscelaneous additions to auctex (version 1.01) ;;; Copyright (C ... 'latex-ldots) (define-key LaTeX-mode-map [_] 'latex-subscript) (define-key LaTeX-mode-map [^] 'latex-superscript) (define-key LaTeX-mode-map [f10] ... 6.
Miscelaneous additions to auctex (version 1.01) ;;; Copyright (C ... Basically, just a call to `latex-surround-by' with appropriate arguments." (interactive) (latex-surround-by "_{}" "_{" "}" 1)) (defun latex-superscript ... 7.
Miscelaneous additions to auctex (version 1.01) ;;; Copyright (C ... The actual bindings: (defun my-latex-bindings () "Create new bindings in LaTeX mode. See `latex-mathematicize', `latex-ldots', `latex-subscript', ... 8.
Bruda.CA - Prolog mode for (X)Emacs If you use something else, leave the variable prolog-system as is (i.e., ... The whole set of Prolog customization variables is grouped in the group "Prolog ... 9.
Bruda.CA - Prolog mode for (X)Emacs The init file is a file that is read and evaluated by Emacs upon startup. If you use GNU Emacs or XEmacs version 21.1 or lower, this file is called ~/.emacs ... 10.
Bruda.CA - Prolog mode for (X)Emacs The init file is a file that is read and evaluated by Emacs upon startup. If you use GNU Emacs or XEmacs version 21.1 or lower, this file is called ~/.emacs ... |
