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Author: jmdrake_98jmdrake_98 Date: Jul 11, 2006 08:06
Bernd Paysan wrote:
>> (version 2)
>> : digit -10 + -if -7 + then 65 + ;
>>
>> (Again, thanks CF mailing list).
>
> Good example, but slightly missing the point. If you have a destructive -IF,
> you would write that
>
> : digit -10 + dup -if -7 + then 65 + ;
>
> and the dup won't destroy anything (since the -10 consumes the same stack
> element as the dup after the +). Yes, that's more work to do, but what you
> waste here you might gain elsewhere, so it's all about trade-offs, anyway.
> And there's no space in the instruction set for both destructive and
> non-destructive branches ;-).
>
> -- ...
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Author: David KastrupDavid Kastrup Date: Jul 26, 2006 03:02
"Davin Pearson" gmail.com> writes:
>> Many advanced users have .emacs files hundreds of lines long, with
>> idiosyncratic customizations that cause Emacs to diverge wildly
>> from the default behavior.
>
> My own customisations total 15,343 (that's 15 thousand) lines.
>
> I have split my .emacs file into 85 files to simplify things.
>
> My code includes all of my font preferences,
> an automated backup system, a C++
> class browser and many more features.
>
> I was wondering how many lines of Lisp code
> other people out there use. How many lines
> do people like Eli Zaretskii, Richard Stallman
> or Donald Knuth use...
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Author: Tassilo HornTassilo Horn Date: Jul 26, 2006 05:01
"Davin Pearson" gmail.com> writes:
Hi Davin,
> My own customisations total 15,343 (that's 15 thousand) lines.
Wow, you could have written you own emacs clone with less LOC. ;-)
,----[ wc -l .emacs .gnus.el .ercrc.el programs/emacs/th-common.el ]
| 703 /home/heimdall/.emacs
| 469 /home/heimdall/.gnus.el
| 121 /home/heimdall/.ercrc.el
| 66 /home/heimdall/programs/emacs/th-common.el
| 1359 insgesamt
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But I have to admit that more than a half of those lines are comments,
so here's a cleaned up version:
,----[ grep -E '^[:space:]*[^;]+$' .emacs .gnus.el .ercrc.el \ ]
| [ programs/emacs/th-common.el | wc -l ]
| 582
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Author: Mathias DahlMathias Dahl Date: Jul 26, 2006 05:20
"Davin Pearson" gmail.com> writes:
> My own customisations total 15,343 (that's 15 thousand) lines.
>
> I have split my .emacs file into 85 files to simplify things.
That's crazy! :) Really. Wow...
Mine is ~2400 lines. But I have put some stuff I use in other files,
which I then `require', so in a way it is not a valid answer.
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Author: Eli ZaretskiiEli Zaretskii Date: Jul 26, 2006 11:52
> From: "Davin Pearson" gmail.com>
> Date: 26 Jul 2006 02:45:42 -0700
>
> My own customisations total 15,343 (that's 15 thousand) lines.
This is -- how should I put it -- not normal ;-)
> I was wondering how many lines of Lisp code
> other people out there use. How many lines
> do people like Eli Zaretskii, Richard Stallman
> or Donald Knuth use...
I'm hardly a customization junkie: my .emacs has only 727 lines, many
of which target various platforms on which I work, and some even old
versions of Emacs, if I ever need to use them again.
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Author: Edward O'ConnorEdward O'Connor Date: Jul 27, 2006 11:38
Davin Pearson wrote:
> I was wondering how many lines of Lisp code other people out there
> use.
,----[ wc -l .emacs .ercrc.el .gnus .viper elisp/color-theme-hober2.el ]
| 2531 .emacs
| 148 .ercrc.el
| 349 .gnus
| 131 .viper
| 751 elisp/color-theme-hober2.el
| 3910 total
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--
Edward O'Connor
hober0@ gmail.com
Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem.
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Author: Dieter WilhelmDieter Wilhelm Date: Jul 27, 2006 12:48
Edward O'Connor gmail.com> writes:
> Davin Pearson wrote:
>
>> I was wondering how many lines of Lisp code other people out there
>> use.
>
> ,----[ wc -l .emacs .ercrc.el .gnus .viper elisp/color-theme-hober2.el ]
> | 2531 .emacs
> | 148 .ercrc.el
> | 349 .gnus
> | 131 .viper
> | 751 elisp/color-theme-hober2.el
> | 3910 total
> `----
How do you manage to get this nice "bracket" around your command line
and the results? There must be an automated way, I've seen it so
often with info help nodes.
--
Best wishes
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Author: Dieter WilhelmDieter Wilhelm Date: Jul 27, 2006 05:12
"Davin Pearson" gmail.com> writes:>
> I was wondering how many lines of Lisp code
> other people out there use. How many lines
> do people like Eli Zaretskii, Richard Stallman
> or Donald Knuth
or ... many, many dots ... or Dieter's .emacs has 287 active code
lines (575 lines overall, of which the really interesting ones are
from a suggestion of Kevin Rogers).
--
Best wishes
H. Dieter Wilhelm
Darmstadt, Germany
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Author: Davin PearsonDavin Pearson Date: Jul 28, 2006 02:56
Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> I'm hardly a customization junkie: my .emacs has only 727 lines, many
> of which target various platforms on which I work, and some even old
> versions of Emacs, if I ever need to use them again.
My first customisation was to set tab-width to 4.
The online help for Emacs is excellent
and I became somewhat addicted to
the process of customisation... learning
more and changing more and so on...
Then I redefined C-x f to C-f (in all modes)
to save my left hand from too much
stretching. I still can't believe that most
people don't do this.
Then I changed the command M-c to behave
like so aaa_bbb_ccc -> Aaa_Bbb_Ccc
for more readable C++ code.
Then I (re)defined all of the function
keys to perform common operations
like f8 to undo and f9 to compile.
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Date: Jul 28, 2006 05:03
On Fri, Jul 28 2006, Davin Pearson wrote:
> emacs-dialect--dosemacs-p
(memq system-type '(ms-dos))
> emacs-dialect--xemacs-p
(featurep 'xemacs)
> emacs-dialect--gnuemacs-p
(not (featurep 'xemacs))
> os-type--microsoft-p
(memq system-type '(ms-dos windows-nt cygwin))
> os-type--linux-p
(memq system-type '(gnu/linux))
> os-type--mswindows-p
(memq system-type '(windows-nt))
> os-type--msdos-p
(memq system-type '(ms-dos))
> os-type--graphical-p
(display-graphic-p)
> os-type--text-p
(display-graphic-p)
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