ivowel wrote: I would like to hire someone who is an experienced emacs hacker and familiar with auctex. Hopefully, it will be an hour of work, and I am offering $75. I need a local addon that I can stick into my .emacs file, that does the following: i this a hoax? greetings, christian

I would like to hire someone who is an experienced emacs hacker and familiar with auctex. Hopefully, it will be an hour of work, and I am offering... I need a local addon that I can stick into my .emacs file, that does the following: * if the filename ends in... right. That's it. It needs to go into my .emacs file, simply because I want it to survive the next auctex ...

Hi again! Some thoughts regarding enhancements of font-locking in emacs-lisp- mode; I believe the readability of emacs-lisp code would be greatly enhanced by also highlighting the following cases - arguments to function...Is it adviced to solve this as an add-on or is it best to let the GNU Emacs hackers add this functionality to lisp-mode.el? /Nordlöw

...to see the results of my change of .emacs without exiting emacs? Thanks. Most changes can be evaluated right...the buffer that you have opened to edit your ~/.emacs file. If you have changed the default value ... evaluate directly in the buffer that edits your ~/.emacs file. If you are making this sort of change, I'm sure some of the experienced Emacs hackers who hang out here can help :)

Hey again, Emacs Hackers! When I encounter a "runtime" error in a function I am testing I find Emacs way of displaying the error an d its context really .... This compared to the way I get it from within Emacs+GDB when debugging and testing C/C++ programs, with ... automatic browsing to source code features. Are there any nice Emacs extensions/add-ons I can use to make my life...

... are unwilling or incapable of distinguishing between people who search for the "any" key and kernel hackers. Consequently the level of nonesense can and does achieve scary levels. I'm so ... the pedal on her sewing machine but the computer just wouldn't start. Anyway, long live Emacs lisp. Footnotes: [1] Not that I have anything against the mouse or GUIs; on the ...

... to byte-compile this code with CVS version of GNU Emacs: (eval-when-compile (require 'cc-mode)) fails ...` as requiring other libs compiles ok. Using GNU Emacs 23.0.60.1 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ ..., so posting to g.e.help in hope to get some feedback from experienced Emacs hackers. This surely looks like a bug, please report it with a simple example to ...

... attempting to byte-compile this code with CVS version of GNU Emacs: (eval-when-compile (require 'cc-mode)) fails with the following ... `cc-mode` as requiring other libs compiles ok. Using GNU Emacs 23.0.60.1 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version... bug, so posting to g.e.help in hope to get some feedback from experienced Emacs hackers. -- Happy Hacking. http://sphinx.net.ru ã‚€

... the terminal and the keyboard, Emacs tries to consult the locale ... Unfortunately, as you saw, even Emacs developers were not able to ... the first (and second) try. Emacs developers are not magicians. Faced ... for 2 different versions of Emacs, even though you then continued ... I'd expect a veteran Emacs hacker such as yourself to ... like your urge to denigrate Emacs more often than not overwhelms...

...and "</VeryLongUnreadableDelimiter>" to close it. This harks back to Algol's and Pascal's "BEGIN" and "END". It also reduces the readability and signal to noise ratio horribly. Hackers detest prolixity. ;-) It's called semantic markup. How about usable markup? -- Mit friedvollen Grüßen Pete "Give a man a fish, and you've fed him for a day. Teach him to...