...Window'. The other-window form is bound to `C-M-*'. With this command, only the files that were marked will be present in the new Dired buffer. http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/DiredPlus 6. If you use Icicles, you can easily open Dired on a set of files from any directories (not necessarily in the same directory tree). This is handy for working on a project that spans directories. Define your project files once, save that definition...

...-key minibuffer-local-must-match-filename-map (kbd "SPC") | 'minibuffer-complete-word) Unfortunately, there is no index entry for this page that uses the word `space' - you have to know about the key name `SPC'. If you use Icicles, however, you can match any parts of a completion (in this case, an index entry). So you can find this page, for instance, by looking for both `file' and `complet' (in either order): `i file S-SPC ...

... as candidates. This is where `icicle-dabbrev-completion' differs from vanilla...completion. * You can use all Icicles completion enhancements to choose a...buffers ? No. See #1 above. Icicles uses the same criteria as...is possible is pretty good. Icicles only provides you additional completion...a space, where dabbrev (and Icicles) determines that completions are available...limitations are. Then play with `icicle-dabbrev-completion'. Then, if you...

... tried it it works only in start of buffer. when i use it in the middle of of bufffer the icicles tries to complete the word backwords to the cursor. Is there an option to 'tell" icicles that if there is space before the cursor and exeucte completion , then the icicles would give me ALL words in ALL buffers ? in other words Is possible the use ALL words in ALL buffer ...

... complete zero length string with icicles in other words , is it ...`C-M-/', which (in Icicle mode) is `icicle-dabbrev-completion'? If ... want to use dabbrev of icicle and also to see ALL ... dont know how to "tell" icicle to show all words in...a prefix. if i use icicle-dabbrev-completion with no prefix...with c-u c-u icicle-dabbrev-completion. I understand now...The Icicles version of `C-M-/', like the vanilla Emacs version...

...to complete zero length string with icicles in other words , is it ... `C-M-/', which (in Icicle mode) is `icicle-dabbrev-completion'? If so... want to use dabbrev of icicle and also to see ALL ... dont know how to "tell" icicle to show all words in ... a prefix. if i use icicle-dabbrev-completion with no prefix ... with c-u c-u icicle-dabbrev-completion. I understand now. The Icicles version of `C-M-/', like the vanilla Emacs version,...

...possible to complete zero length string with icicles in other words , is it possible to... to `C-M-/', which (in Icicle mode) is `icicle-dabbrev-completion'? If so, .... i want to use dabbrev of icicle and also to see ALL words in...situation i dont know how to "tell" icicle to show all words in all ... without a prefix. if i use icicle-dabbrev-completion with no prefix i ... occur with c-u c-u icicle-dabbrev-completion. hope i was clear ...

> Is it possible to complete zero length string with icicles in other words , is it possible to have in the completion buffer ALL the words avaialbe in ALL buffers and from there starting ... using the words that are present in all buffers as candidates. Is that correct? Are you referring to `C-M-/', which (in Icicle mode) is `icicle-dabbrev-completion'? If so, use `C-h k C-M-/' to see the description of this command. In that description, ...

Is it possible to complete zero length string with icicles in other words , is it possible to have in the completion buffer ALL the words avaialbe in ALL buffers and from there starting filtering ? Thanks Tomer

Hi to all, thanks a lot! I will try to use icicles like Drew suggested. The way using ibuffer is not so 'quick', at least I am using it for a while and rarely use it... Thanks! Fabian * Fabian Braennstroem <f.braennstroem@gmx.de> wrote: Hi, does anyone know of a good way to kill unneeded buffers? I think of something which kills all unvisible dired buffers. Would be nice, if anyone has a ...