Edit with Emacs v1.7

Posted on Thu 29 July 2010 in geek • Tagged with chrome, chromium, emacs

It's been a while so I released a new version of Edit with Emacs for Google Chrome(ium). To be honest most of the changes are to edit-server.el. The most major change is moving all the frame configuration options into a single edit-server-new-frame-alist which might cause confusion if people …


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First elisp patch for emacs chrome

Posted on Sat 09 January 2010 in general • Tagged with chrome, elisp, emacs, extensions

One of the nice things about putting your coding experiments up early and under a permissive license is people can submit patches. I'd been trying to get the native elisp edit server working but I'd fallen back to the working python script as I've been busy at work. However along …


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Update on Emacs Chrome

Posted on Mon 21 December 2009 in geek • Tagged with chrome, chromium, emacs, javascript

In my spare time I've been mostly bashing away at trying to implement an edit server for the Emacs Chrome extension in Emacs Lisp. It's taking longer than I hoped mainly as it's the first time I've ever tried to use the Emacs Lisp Debugger and it's fairly alien compared …


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Chrome and Emacsclient

Posted on Sat 12 December 2009 in geek • Tagged with chrome, editor, emacs, extensions, javascript

I had a number of things planned to do today, one of which was to go pick up some parcels that the local delivery service failed to do. However some workmen started digging up the road opposite my house. As the un-controlled single lane alternating between inbound and outbound traffic …


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