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BeSlayed

@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+I use Emacs (GNU). My main use of Emacs is for editing (La)TeX files---the (La)TeX capabilities of Emacs (AUCTeX) are amazing---for papers on formal semantics and historical linguistics. 
+
+Homepage: http://www.jnanam.net/slade/
+
+Lingblog: http://staefcraeft.blogspot.com
+
+Techblog: http://babbagefiles.blogspot.com (including some Emacs-ish keybindings for the Firefox Pentadactyl / Vimperator plugin here: http://babbagefiles.blogspot.com/2010/11/hack-emacs-like-bindings-for.html )
+
+
+[new:DrewAdams:2010-12-09 09:10 UTC]
+Welcome to the wiki. -- DrewAdams
+
+
+
+----
+CategoryHomepage

CategoryHomepage

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Please try to keep this list alphabetized (See AlphabetizeHomepageList). It make
 
 * AadityaSood, AaronBrady, AaronCrane, AaronHawley, AaronL, AarreLaakso, AbdulBijur, [[abiessu]],  AdamHouston, AdamKerz, AdamShand, AdrianAichner, AdrianKubala, AdrianMrva, [[agg]], [[ahei]], AidanKehoe, AidanSchofield, AkimichiTatsukawa, AlainMellan, AlanMackenzie, AlanSchussman, AlastairHoughton, AlbertoGarcia, AleixConchilloFlaque, AlekseiGusev, AlessandroPiras, AleVesely, AlexandreDulaunoy, AlexandreVassalotti, AlexBennee, AlexChaffee, AlexCoventry, AlexEvstiougov, AlexeyMikhailov, AlexeyRomanov, AlexMidgley, AlexOtt, AlexScherbanov, AlexSchroeder, AlexShinn, AllenBeyeRiddell, AlokSingh, AlvaroMartinez, AmirMohammadSaied, AmitPatel, AmyYoung, AnandPillai, AndersLindgren, AndreasFuchs, AndreasSeltenreich, AndreRiemann, AndrewChoi, AndrewCosgriff, AndrewTaylor, AndrewYates, AndreyBalaguta, AndyChambers, AndyNorman, AndyStewart, AngelinaCarlton, AnilNarayanan, AnilTappetla, AnselmHelbig, AntonKirillov, AntonKulchitsky, AntonNazarov, ArjenWiersma, ArneSchwabe, ArtisRozentals, ArunRavindran, AshishShukla, AviRozen, AxelBoldt, AythamiSantana
 
-* BaijuMuthukadan, BaoqiuCui, BarneyDalton, BarryMargolin, BarryWarsaw, BartTeeuwisse, BasKok, BastienGuerry, BastienGuerryFrançais, BenAtkin, BenCluff, BenjaminDrieu, BenjaminPierce, BenJansens, BenMoseley, BenoitDubois, BenWing, BillBarnard, BillHarris, BillLovett, BillWohler, [[bkhl]], BobDuCharme, BorjaTarraso, BradleyRhodes, BrandonCsSanders, BrandonWMaister, BrennanSharp, BrentGoodrick, BrettKelly, BrianBerry, BrianCully, BrianGough, BrianKavanagh, BrianMasinick, BrianMosher, BrianPalmer, BrianTempleton, BruceDurling, BrunoBonfils, BryanMurdock, BrYanPJohnson, [[bxy]]
+* BaijuMuthukadan, BaoqiuCui, BarneyDalton, BarryMargolin, BarryWarsaw, BartTeeuwisse, BasKok, BastienGuerry, BastienGuerryFrançais, BenAtkin, BenCluff, BenjaminDrieu, BenjaminPierce, BenJansens, BenMoseley, BenoitDubois, BenWing, BeSlayed, BillBarnard, BillHarris, BillLovett, BillWohler, [[bkhl]], BobDuCharme, BorjaTarraso, BradleyRhodes, BrandonCsSanders, BrandonWMaister, BrennanSharp, BrentGoodrick, BrettKelly, BrianBerry, BrianCully, BrianGough, BrianKavanagh, BrianMasinick, BrianMosher, BrianPalmer, BrianTempleton, BruceDurling, BrunoBonfils, BryanMurdock, BrYanPJohnson, [[bxy]]
 
 * CafeIne, CareyEvans, CarlLunde, CarlMeyer, CarsonReynolds, CarstenDominik, CecilioPardo, CedricLallain, CharlesPhilipChan, CharlesSebold, CharlesStewart, CharlesWaldman, CharlieMartin, [[chmouel]], ChongYidong, ChrisBall, ChrisBurgess, ChrisForno, ChrisGreen, ChrisL, ChrisLowis, ChrisMcMahan, ChrisMoore, ChrisParsons, ChristianJauvin, ChristianQueinnec, ChristianRidderstroem, ChristianRovner, ChristofferSHansen, ChristophConrad, ChristopherKelty, ChristopherMBalz, ChristopherSmith, ChristopherSuckling, ChristophWedler, ChrisVanDusen, ChrisWebber, ClairChing, ClaireConnelly, ClaudineChionh, ClausBrunzema, ClemensFischer, CliffordAdams, ClintLaskowski, ColdBlue, ColinCochrane, ColinMarquardt, ColinWalters, CraigFinseth, CraigLennox, CraigMcDaniel, CrivetiMihai, CyprianLaskowski
 

DiredOmitMode

@@ -19,6 +19,11 @@ With most recent Emacs versions (e.g. 23.1.92.1) no hooks are needed and the fol
     (setq dired-omit-files
           (concat dired-omit-files "\\|^\\..+$"))
 
+----
+
+One thing that I want is for dot-files (e.g., .bashrc, .emacs, etc.) to be colored in the same dim face that the other uninteresting files are colored in.  I set (setq dired-omit-files "^\\.?#\\|^\\.$\\|^\\.\\.$\\|^\\..*$"), which does hide my dot-files when I hit M-o, but these files aren't colored in the dim face.  It seems it only dims the files that match the extensions in dired-omit-extensions, but obviously this won't work for dot-files.  Does anyone have a work-around for this? Thanks.
+
+-- parolang
 
 '''See also Dired+''' (DiredPlus), for a way to color less-interesting files differently in Dired. Combined with DiredOmitMode, this can do either of the following:
 * Give you two levels of disinterest.

DiredSortDirectoriesFirst

@@ -35,5 +35,17 @@ Here is a better method that is based on the above code, but doesn't break after
 [new:DrewAdams:2004-12-24 22:18 UTC]
 See DiredSortMenu for info on FrancisWright's library <code>dired-sort-menu.el</code>. It lets you do this and much, much more. -- DrewAdams
 
+----
+
+I don't know if this is a new feature of GNU ls, but you can use the ``--group-directories-first'' option to accomplish this.  Here's what I have in my init.el:
+
+<pre>
+(setq dired-listing-switches "-lXGh --group-directories-first")
+</pre>
+
+Alternatively, type C-u s while in a Dired buffer will prompt you for new ``ls'' switches which will let you sort the buffer any way you want that is available to ``ls''.  The key is to read the ``ls'' manual :)
+
+-- parolang
+
 ----
 CategoryDirectories DiredMode

DiredSync

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-[[Dired]] is a very useful file manager. Unfortunatlly it lacks a synchronization command.
+[[Dired]] is a very useful file manager. Unfortunately it lacks a synchronization command.
 
 [https://github.com/renard/dired-sync dired-sync] is designed to fill that missing feature.
 
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 == Installation ==
 
 drop [https://github.com/renard/dired-sync/blob/master/dired-sync.el dired-sync.el] in your
-load-path and bind (suggested) <tt>C-s S</tt> key to <tt>dired-sync</tt>:
+load-path and bind (suggested) <tt>C-c S</tt> key to <tt>dired-sync</tt>:
 
 {{{
 (when (require 'dired-sync nil t)

FrameModes

@@ -43,6 +43,8 @@ The properties of all frames are user-configurable using variables.
 
 This section describes commands (interactive functions) dealing with frames.
 
+
+[:frame-cmds.el]
 == frame-cmds.el ==
 
 DrewAdams has written <tt>[[frame-cmds.el]]</tt>, a library of frame commands. Using the suggested key bindings, you can:

Icicles_-_Customization_and_General_Tips

@@ -1153,7 +1153,7 @@ If user option '''`icicle-search-replace-whole-candidate-flag''''
   within the current search context, when you perform replacement
  during '''Icicles''' searching (e.g. `S-C-RET').  If the value is
  non-`nil' (the default value), then the entire ''search context'' is
- replaced, instead.  You can use '''`##C-,##'''' at any time during
+ replaced, instead.  You can use '''`##M-_##'''' at any time during
  searching and replacing, to ''toggle'' the value.  See [[Icicles - Search-And-Replace]].
 
 ----

Icicles_-_Other_Search_Commands

@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ In Emacs 22 and later, you can also ''replace'' search-hit text.  You
 can replace the entire `grep' regexp match or just the part of it
 that matches your current input, depending on the value of [[option]]
 '''`<tt>[[Icicles - Customization and General Tips#icicle-search-replace-whole-candidate-flag|icicle-search-replace-whole-candidate-flag]]</tt>'''' (which you can toggle
-with `##C-,##').  Replacement acts here just as it does for
+with `##M-_##').  Replacement acts here just as it does for
 `icicle-search'.  
 
 You can also use a non-`grep' compilation buffer to perform search and replace. Use it, for example, to correct errors in source files.

Icicles_-_Search-And-Replace

@@ -69,11 +69,11 @@ default, this is `nil', which means that `\' character sequences
 in replacement text are intrepreted as for
 `query-replace-regexp'.
 
-* '''`##C-,##'''' toggles 
+* '''`##M-_##'''' toggles 
 '''`icicle-search-replace-whole-candidate-flag''''.  By default, this is non-`nil', which means that the
 entire current [[search context]] is replaced, that is, whatever
 matches the context regexp that you entered initially using
-`RET'.  However, you can use `##C-,##' anytime during searching to toggle between
+`RET'.  However, you can use `##M-_##' anytime during searching to toggle between
 this default behavior and replacement of whatever your current
 minibuffer input matches.
 

Icicles_-_Search_Commands,_Overview

@@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ regexp subgroups.  The [[face]]s for these are, respectively:
 replaced, within the current search context, when you perform
 replacement (e.g. `C-S-RET').  If the value is non-`nil' (the
 default value), then the
-entire search context is replaced, instead.  You can use '''`##C-,##'''' at
+entire search context is replaced, instead.  You can use '''`##M-_##'''' at
 any time during searching and replacing, to toggle the value.
 
 * Command `icicle-search-word' (bound to `##C-c $##') always searches

NotMuch

@@ -4,7 +4,44 @@ Notmuch comes bundled with an emacs mail client that relies on message-mode for
 
 For more information about Notmuch, see [[http://notmuchmail.org/|the official wiki]].
 
+== NotMuch and Gnus ==
 It is also possible to use NotMuch to index mail that is otherwise read in [[Gnus]]. See http://article.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.gnus.user/13308 for more details.
 
+
+http://roland.entierement.nu/blog/2010/09/08/gnus-dovecot-offlineimap-search-a-howto.html
+suggests one way of setting up notmuch to work with [[Gnus]]. However,
+the functions for going from a notmuch result to the message in gnus
+needed some fiddling with on my end:
+
+     (defun notmuch-file-to-group (file)
+       "Calculate the Gnus group name from the given file name."
+       (let ((group (file-name-directory (directory-file-name (file-name-directory file)))))
+         (setq group (replace-regexp-in-string ".*/.Maildir/" "nnimap+local:" group))
+         (setq group (replace-regexp-in-string "/$" "" group))
+         (if (string-match ":$" group)
+     	(concat group "INBOX")
+           (replace-regexp-in-string ":\\." ":" group))
+         ;; Seems like we don't even need this part:
+         (setq group (replace-regexp-in-string "nnimap\\+local:\\.?" "" group))))
+
+     (defun notmuch-goto-message-in-gnus ()
+       "Open a summary buffer containing the current notmuch
+     article."
+       (interactive)
+       (unless (gnus-alive-p) (with-temp-buffer (gnus)))
+       (let ((group (notmuch-file-to-group (notmuch-show-get-filename)))
+     	(message-id
+     	 (replace-regexp-in-string "\"" ""
+     	  (replace-regexp-in-string "^id:" ""
+     				    (notmuch-show-get-message-id)))))
+         (if (and group message-id)
+     	(progn
+     	  (gnus-summary-read-group group 1) ; have to show at least one old message
+     	  (gnus-summary-refer-article message-id)) ; simpler than org-gnus method?
+           (message "Couldn't get relevant infos for switching to Gnus."))))
+
+     (define-key notmuch-show-mode-map (kbd "C-c C-c") 'notmuch-goto-message-in-gnus)
+
+
 ----
 CategoryMail

VersionControl

@@ -40,6 +40,38 @@ Also, don't forget the powerful ediff--revision command which is part of the edi
 [new]
 Be aware that the CVS mode will keep old revisions of your files in the current directory, even if you are using a BackupDirectory.  This makes sense from a CVS point of view but can be maddening from a "no really, don't litter my fs tree" point of view.  If I can find a fix for this that doesn't break CVS mode, I'll post it here.  -- DavidBrady
 
+[new]
+Here is my two cents
+
+   (defun my-log-view-diff (beg end)
+     "Overwrite the default log-view-diff, make use of
+   log-view-get-marked --lgfang"
+
+     (interactive
+      (if (log-view-get-marked) (log-view-get-marked)
+        (list (log-view-current-tag (point))
+              (log-view-current-tag (point)))))
+     (when (string-equal beg end)
+       (save-excursion
+         (goto-char (point))               ;not marked
+         (log-view-msg-next)
+         (setq end (log-view-current-tag))))
+     (vc-version-diff
+      (if log-view-per-file-logs
+          (list (log-view-current-file))
+        log-view-vc-fileset)
+              beg end))
+   (eval-after-load "log-view" '(fset 'log-view-diff 'my-log-view-diff))
+   (defun my-log-view-revision ()
+     "get marked revision (or revision at point) --lgfang"
+     (interactive)
+     (let ((revision (if (log-view-get-marked) (car (log-view-get-marked))
+                       (log-view-current-tag (point)))))
+     (switch-to-buffer-other-window
+      (vc-find-revision (log-view-current-file) revision))))
+   (eval-after-load "log-view"
+     '(define-key log-view-mode-map "v" 'my-log-view-revision))
+
 ----
 See also
 VersionControlAlways.

ViniciusJoseLatorre

@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ code.
 
 </pre>
 ; ([Self:action=history;id=whitespace.el history])  Download:whitespace.el  (WhiteSpace) : Minor mode to visualize blanks (TAB, (HARD) SPACE and NEWLINE).
-: .:: ''v13.1'' :: ''part of GNU Emacs'' ::.
+: .:: ''v13.2'' :: ''part of GNU Emacs'' ::.
 : It runs on Emacs 24.
 : **Note 1:** //The source here in EmacsWiki was modified to run on Emacs 21, 22, 23 and 24.//
 : **Note 2:** //This package replaces// BlankMode.

WhiteSpace

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 This page describes package Lisp:whitespace.el, by ViniciusJoseLatorre.
 
-: .:: ''v13.1'' :: ''part of GNU Emacs'' ::.
+: .:: ''v13.2'' :: ''part of GNU Emacs'' ::.
 
 : It runs on Emacs 24.
 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ This package is a minor mode to visualize blanks (TAB, (HARD) SPACE and NEWLINE)
 WhiteSpace uses two ways to visualize blanks: [[Face]]s and display table.
 
 * [[Face]]s are used to highlight the background with a color. WhiteSpace uses
-font-lock to highlight blank characters.
+font-lock to highlight blank characters, see FontLockMode.
 
 * Display table changes the way a character is displayed, that is,
 it provides a visual mark for characters,