Building a blogging flow using Emacs and Emacs only
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Emacs regex. This is specifically for emacs use!
use-package is a macro, NOT a package manager. It can call either package.el (the default emacs package manager which uses MELPA but other package repo can be added) or straight.el (the new package manager alternative which allows to use package repos as package.el BUT also allows to use custom defined, git-sourced package repos)
Try this minimal emacs as IDE configuration
Read this: Allows running other applications from emacs. For example, browsers.
Sometimes a 'read-only' text property is stuck, and we cannot edit a file. This is the reason.
Json mode in emacs 29.1 seems to always place text as read only, and not let edit: “Text is read-only“. This describes the fix: (let ((inhibit-read-only t)) (set-text-properties (point-min) (point-max) ()))
Use emacs --daemon=your-server-name -l “custom-init-file“ to start a new server and emacsclient -nw -s your-server-name to connect to it from the terminal itself. The section on Using Emacs as a server in the manual has more initialization options.
emacs-devel bugs and discussion
Eshell commands for init.el
Report GNU emacs bugs including eshell here
Use shebang + exec emacs --script to run emacs code as a shell script but also as emacs code, for example load-file #! /bin/sh “:“; exec emacs --no-site-file --script “$0“ -- “$@“ # -*-emacs-lisp-*- (print (+ 2 2))
Start here, and click on “Practical elisp“ or “Lisp Basics“. Menu on the left
Also describes how to use eshell commands for finding etc.
Leaf in emacs provides a better configuration and package loading in init.el. It is intended as plugin replacement for use-package.
Lsp mode is Emacs IDE. Tree view on the left