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Great Tool, but need help using it #8
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Hi, @KevinVanWorkum (plsense-config-default) If so, check the major-mode, which you use for Perl, exists in
I don't know them... What are igo and kgs, igs, ogs? BTW: |
Thanks, but I'm still having trouble. (require 'plsense) and (plsense-config-default) is in my .emacs file. plsense-enable-modes is: (perl-mode cperl-mode), I'm using cperl-mode. cperl-mode-hook is: (plsense-setup-current-buffer auto-complete-mode I start 'plsense svstart' mannually on the command line. M-x plsense-server-status says: M-x plsense-buffer-is-ready says: No On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 11:52 PM, Hiroaki Otsu notifications@github.com
Kevin Van Workum, PhD |
I might have found the cause. |
Thanks, but I think I found the problem. Starting the server manually from Another problem I had was plsense sometimes could not open a socket because On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 9:31 AM, Hiroaki Otsu notifications@github.com
Kevin Van Workum, PhD |
You need M-x
I suppose it's unavoidable because maybe it's a network specification. |
On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 10:07 AM, Hiroaki Otsu notifications@github.com
Kevin Van Workum, PhD |
I know your English is not good. But my emacs is not good. I need more help getting started. I can use it but not automatically. I have to manually start 'plsense-server-start' and 'plsense-setup-current-buffer'. How to automatically use it when opening a perl file?
P.S.
Do you play Go (igo) on kgs, igs, or ogs? I'm looking for friends to play igo with.
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