Edit with Emacs v1.10 released

Posted on Sun 06 November 2011 in geek • Tagged with chrome, chromium, edit with emacs, emacs, javascript, jquery

I received a bunch of feedback and patches from my last announcement but I think all the outstanding bugs are now squashed. The edit-server.el has seen some love to make it more idiomatically correct for elisp. The main change is new code to handle editable DIV tags beloved of …


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Call for testing for Edit with Emacs

Posted on Sun 30 October 2011 in geek • Tagged with edit with emacs, emacs

I've been doing a bunch of house-keeping on Edit with Emacs recently in preparation for a new release. I can only apologise to those people who have submitted patches and merge requests for my tardiness. I'm afraid Real Life tm has been taking precedence.

As regular readers of the non-emacs …


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org-mode and clocking in

Posted on Tue 20 September 2011 in geek • Tagged with clocks, emacs, org-mode, time

I've recently started using org-mode's time tracking to keep track of what I spend my time doing at work. This was in response to being asked by one of my managers what I spend my time doing and basically being forced to guess.

Setting up a clock page is …


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Perils of bleeding edge

Posted on Wed 27 July 2011 in geek • Tagged with elisp, emacs

I've taken to running the latest emacs from a source tree install. It works well enough and additional modes I use have been liberally ${VC} fetched into my .emacs.d. However there are still a number of packages I'd like to use from Debian's emacs version agnostic site-lisp directories. I …


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completion-ignored-extensions

Posted on Wed 13 April 2011 in geek • Tagged with code, elisp, emacs, examples

I've been using the rather spiffy Lusty Explorer for some time for my buffer and file finding. However it (I thought) had a rather annoying bug where I could never tab directly into some of the repositories I was hacking on. Eventually I figured out that the problem was down …


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