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- How can I reload . emacs after changing it? - Stack Overflow
How can I get Emacs to reload all my definitions that I have updated in emacs without restarting Emacs?
- Where can I find my . emacs file for Emacs running on Windows?
Within Emacs, ~ at the beginning of a file name is expanded to your HOME directory, so you can always find your emacs file with C-x C-f ~ emacs There's further information at HOME and Startup Directories on MS-Windows
- Differences between Emacs and Vim - Stack Overflow
Emacs used to be the only editor of the two that was programmable, and while Vim has a lot of weird levels to its programmability, with the addition of Python and Ruby bindings (and more, I forget), Vim is also programmable in most ways you'd care for I use Vim, and I'm fairly happy with it
- Emacs in Windows - Stack Overflow
How do you run Emacs in Windows? What is the best flavor of Emacs to use in Windows, and where can I download it? And where is the emacs file located?
- Changing the default folder in Emacs - Stack Overflow
You didn't say so, but it sounds like you're starting Emacs from a Windows shortcut The directory that you see with c-x c-f is the cwd, in Emacs terms, the default-directory (a variable) When you start Emacs using an MS Windows shortcut, the default-directory is initially the folder (directory) specified in the "Start In" field of the shortcut properties Right click the shortcut, select
- How do I set the size of Emacs window? - Stack Overflow
116 I'm trying to detect the size of the screen I'm starting emacs on, and adjust the size and position the window it is starting in (I guess that's the frame in emacs-speak) accordingly I'm trying to set up my emacs so that I always get a "reasonably-big" window with it's top-left corner near the top-left of my screen
- How can I select or highlight a block in Emacs? - Stack Overflow
I want to select or highlight a block in Emacs without using the mouse, but doing it from the keyboard like Vim's visual mode What is the easiest way to do this from a keyboard?
- What is the best way to open remote files with emacs and ssh
Use Emacs bookmarks Just create bookmarks normally, when you visit a remote file or directory Then just use C-x r b to jump to a remote bookmark, whose name you provide (with completion) If you use Bookmark+ then remote bookmarks are highlighted specially in the *Bookmark List*, so you can recognize them more easily
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