nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (03/14/90)
In article <RICHARD.90Mar13163305@church.iesd.auc.dk> richard@iesd.auc.dk (Richard Flamsholt S0rensen) writes:
Greetings, all you Freemacs hackers!
I've been using Freemacs 1.5c for ~1 year but haven't really been
doing some MINT-programming until recently (hmm, mostly tonight,
actually...) and I've got a few questions, which I hope some of you
ruff.n.tuff netters can answer.
Me? No, I'm russ.n.tuss.
- How do I create a library? I want to make a "T"-library (T for
TeX) to keep it apart from the rest of Freemacs and it was no problemo
to create the *functions* - but the library ?!?
The trick is to create the filename first. Like this:
Name:Tfilename
[*]tex[*]
Or at least it works this way in the current Freemacs, 1.5f...
- Also, it seems to me, that the "local-mode"'s changes to the key
bindings doesn't disappear when executing the #(Fexit-mode)-function ?
At first, I was surprised to find my own local-key-bindings still
active when I switches to C-mode, but then I noticed, that the
C-mode's local bindings also stuck when changing to eg
Fundamental-mode ?! Is this a bug in v1.5c or am I (and the creators
of C-mode etc) doing something wrong ?
bug.
- Where can the reference guide to Freemacs be obtained? The minttut
and emacs.doc doesn't quite suffice, IMHO.
But before you get too excited about writing a TeX mode, you should
wait for 1.6a, which will have at least two and maybe three TeX modes.
I'm not sure which one is better (not being a TeXer, but instead a
techer), so I'm going to include them all. :-)
Freemacs 1.6a should be out before the end of the month.
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