[Gloucs] Another idea for a talk - was Re: Emacs - find-grep-dired case insensitivity

Anthony Edward Cooper aecooper at coosoft.plus.com
Wed May 25 07:21:21 UTC 2011


Being an Emacs user myself I think that's a great idea.

Pencil this in for say July unless one of the June speakers can't make 
it (myself + Andy Cater).

Certainly things I have been curious about but never got round to 
investigating is stuff like code autocompletion with prototype hinting 
(like MS-Visual-Studio) :-))... (Cat firmly placed amongst the pigeons!).

Dare I say is there a vim user that could do likewise :-)?

Tony.

Andrew Ford wrote:
> Phil's question suggests another idea for a talk.  I realize that I 
> started using Emacs in 1986, so I have now been using it for a quarter 
> of a century and essentially live in it at work.   I could give a 
> talk/demo on using Emacs, starting from the basics and including such 
> things as integration with compilers and debuggers, running shells and 
> sending email from within Emacs and a bit about customization (the 
> list goes on... and on).   Perhaps we could end with a discussion 
> about the relative merits of Emacs versus certain other editors ;-)   
> (note that my second favorite editor is "ed" - and I mean that 
> seriously!)
>
> Andrew
>
> On 24/05/11 23:15, Phil Ironside wrote:
>> Hi Andrew
>>
>> Thanks very much for the reply. I am learning alot more about Emacs 
>> at the moment and seeing how you tackled my request has helped me see 
>> how I need to approach it.
>>
>> On Tue, 24 May 2011 21:06:37 +0100
>> Andrew Ford<A.Ford at ford-mason.co.uk>  wrote:
>>
>>> (setq find-grep-options "-q -i")
>
>




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