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How to put auto-save files in another dir?
I'm editing some files in Proton Drive and it's creating tons of trash files for the auto-saves (#filename#). I'd like Emacs to put those somewhere else, not next to the file. I've been poking around, ...
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How to fix crashing of WSL Emacs over X?
On a Windows machine I run the MobaXterm X server system. I use this to display Emacs running on a remote Linux machine. This works fine.
I also use this X system to display Emacs running on a WSL ...
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How can I prevent rg.el from opening the first result?
Whenever it opens the first result, I often have to decline lsp to start up in that project
If I can avoid opening the first result, this would give me a zen moment.
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How do I rename a snippet?
I observe 2 fundamental-mode snippets (current-date bound to dd and current-date-and-time bound to dt) which conflict with delete-directory in emacs-lisp-mode and deftest in python-mode respectively.
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ert--activate-font-lock-keywords problem
I've had installed both Sly and SLIME to use for learning common lisp, but Sly appears to stop every time I would get an error and had to be manually restarted (which is probably configurable somehow,...
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Saving an Emacs Rmail email message to a file with only some of the header fields
When I output an Emacs Rmail email message to a file (using C-o) it writes all of the message headers. I only want to save the following fields:
From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
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How to document the filename of the attached file within the logbook of an org heading
I am wondering if there is a straigthforward way to document the filename of the attached file within the logbook.
For example:
Running C-c C-a on a heading asks for a file that should be moved into ...
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Display ANSI color in the echo area
I want to run a program and display its output in the echo area (via process-lines, likely), with ANSI-color escape sequences translated into actual colors. The problem is, I can translate escape ...
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How can I get the current directory in VTerm?
How can I get the current directory using vterm functions?
I've found this snippet, but it only returns that it's not a valid directory
(defun vterm-copy-internal-directory ()
"Copy the ...
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Change quote type inside of LaTeX environment in Doom Emacs
I am using Doom Emacs on Windows. I prepare documents in LaTeX and have AUCTeX installed. I am using the minted package and would like doom emacs to simply insert a simple double quote to denote ...
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Emacs doesn't use OS's keyboard layout
I am using Arch Linux with KDE Plasma (Wayland).
My keyboard layout is jp106.
After updating Emacs to the latest version, my Emacs(GUI) does not use my OS default keyboard layout(jp106), but the US ...
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Wie kann Mann wiessen dass mein Foto geteilt hat [closed]
Ich bin Aqel Alizada ich möchte gar nicht mein Foto in tik Tok. Verteilt werden
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Lisp error: (file-missing "Cannot open load file" "No such file or directory" "direnv")
Trying to get Emacs setup on a new install and have copied my config over to ~/.config/emacs/. Its not perfect so I have manually installed auto-compile with M-x package-install auto-compile and ...
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How to disable backspace acting as reverse search?
To reproduce, press C-s, fill in a search string which occurs more than once in the rest of the file, then press C-s again. At this point I would expect backspace to delete the last character of the ...
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Consult's `find-file' behavior when typing "~"
I'm switching from counsel to consult.
counsel uses counsel-find-file. The behavior is that when I type ~, it will automatically change the prompt to the home directory:
;; Initially it shows this
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