... was having C-j bound to `eval-print-last-sexp', but I just rebound it to `newline-and-indent'. * The ?*scratch*? ?buffer? is a intrusive idiosyncrasy. It is persistent, cannot be closed (it regenerates). It is foreign to all programers. This idiosyncrasy is the first thing presented to users, and it persists. Have you considered coding an option so that this buffer would only be created when, at startup time...

...'s why the leaves looked brown & dying!  So, today, I VERY carefully, removed as much of this dead, brown, leaves, etc. from her - to see IF I can save her somehow (I really hate to loose her and hope she'll be able to regenerate some "hairs" & new healthy growth!).  I will see how she does - in 2 weeks (end of Sept.), then may have to distroy her?!     = Judy =                         Moldy bud can be used to ...

... Mold or "Bud Mold" fungus!!! That's why the leaves looked brown & dying! So, today, I VERY carefully, removed as much of this dead, brown, leaves, etc. from her - to see IF I can save her somehow (I really hate to loose her and hope she'll be able to regenerate some "hairs" & new healthy growth!). I will see how she does - in 2 weeks (end of Sept.), then may have to distroy her?! = Judy =

... bothersome was having C-j bound to `eval-print-last-sexp', but I just rebound it to `newline-and-indent'. * The ?*scratch*? ?buffer? is a intrusive idiosyncrasy. It is persistent, cannot be closed (it regenerates). It is foreign to all programers. This idiosyncrasy is the first thing presented to users, and it persists. Have you considered coding an option so that this buffer would only be created when, at startup time, ...

... especially avoided (presumably for this reason). It is practically impossible to teach good programming to students that have had a prior exposure to BASIC: as potential programmers they are mentally mutilated beyond hope of regeneration. Edsger Dijkstra And I disagree. it should say it's hard to teach non-mainstream languages to students who know that there is no money in them and have experience with mainstream langauges that earned ...

...emacs are not lisp coders. For lisp coders, they can easily customize their emacs to have a “*scratch*” “buffer”. * The “*scratch*” “buffer” is a intrusive idiosyncrasy. It is persistent, cannot be closed (it regenerates). It is foreign to all programers. This idiosyncrasy is the first thing presented to users, and it persists. Here are few minor reasons: * There is no easy, intuitive way to create multiple scratch buffers. (...

...mockers will be filthy still as the criminal crucified with Christ mocked Him to the end. the mockers think, that because of their none existent free will, that everyone claiming to be a regenerate believer in Jesus Christ by the will of God can be dissuaded from Christ. wonderfully, salvation is " not by the will of man " ( Joh. 1:13 ) and the faith which knows our dear Savior ...

...mockers will be filthy still as the criminal crucified with Christ mocked Him to the end. the mockers think, that because of their none existent free will, that everyone claiming to be a regenerate believer in Jesus Christ by the will of God can be dissuaded from Christ. wonderfully, salvation is " not by the will of man " ( Joh. 1:13 ) and the faith which knows our dear Savior ...

... that the mockers will be filthy still as the criminal crucified with Christ mocked Him to the end. the mockers think, that because of their none existent free will, that everyone claiming to be a regenerate believer in Jesus Christ by the will of God can be dissuaded from Christ. wonderfully, salvation is " not by the will of man " ( Joh. 1:13 ) and the faith which knows our dear Savior was ...

... that the mockers will be filthy still as the criminal crucified with Christ mocked Him to the end. the mockers think, that because of their none existent free will, that everyone claiming to be a regenerate believer in Jesus Christ by the will of God can be dissuaded from Christ. wonderfully, salvation is " not by the will of man " ( Joh. 1:13 ) and the faith which knows our dear Savior was ...