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Original link: https://emacstalk.github.io/post/026/ There is a very useful compile module in Emacs, which can be very convenient to compile code, run tests, etc. Unfamiliar readers can refer to: Compiling and running scripts in Emacs – Mastering Emacs . What’s more annoying is that Every time you execute compile, if there are files that have been […]

Original link: https://emacstalk.github.io/post/025/ In Org, TAB is bound to org-cycle , which can be very convenient to fold/expand the content under a certain title. At that time, in the normal mode of evil, TAB was bound to evil-jump-forward , which is Corresponding to Vim Ctrl-i jump forward to the next (newer) location. Ctrl-o to jump

Original link: https://emacstalk.github.io/post/023/ There are two main ways to enter capital letters: While holding down Shift , entering letters in sequence is a kind of, When there are more letters, you can press CapsLock first, then type the letters But I believe that for most people, words with capital letters are more difficult to read,

Original link: https://emacstalk.github.io/post/021/ In Emacs, find-file(Cx Cf) is the most basic way to open a file, but sometimes there is information about the file that needs to be opened in the current buffer, such as the following text: /tmp/test.log Then you can use find-file-at-point to open the file directly. In addition, when editing the elisp

Original link: https://emacstalk.github.io/post/020/ On Unix-like operating systems, the default text editor for command-line tools (such as git commit) can be configured by setting the EDITOR environment variable, for example: export EDITOR = vim export EDITOR = emacs In this way, a new editor instance will be created every time, which is fine for a lightweight