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37 `~/.emacs.d/.emacs-post` |
37 `~/.emacs.d/.emacs-post` |
38 : For storing connection settings, passwords and enabling modes added to |
38 : For storing connection settings, passwords and enabling modes added to |
39 load-path in `~/.emacs.d/.emacs-pre`. Will not be overridden on install. |
39 load-path in `~/.emacs.d/.emacs-pre`. Will not be overridden on install. |
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41 ## Org mode conventions |
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43 TODO |
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45 ## Legacy setup instructions for native Windows Emacs |
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47 Define env var `HOME` like `c:\home`. Emacs will expand path element `~` to that |
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48 directory and some modes provide shortcuts for quick navigation to that |
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49 directory. |
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51 ### cygwin-mount.el |
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53 `cygwin-mount.el` teaches Windows Emacs to understand Cygwin paths. |
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55 In particular setting `INFOPATH` & `MANPATH` using Cygwin's convention allows to |
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56 read info and man pages from Windows Emacs! |
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58 Example of `INFOPATH` which works both in Cygwin and native Emacs: |
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60 INFOPATH=/cygdrive/c/home/usr/share/info:/usr/share/info:/usr/local/share/info: |
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62 Final sign `:` instructs Cygwin's built-in info viewer to include system paths |
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63 and native Emacs to include its own info pages. |
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65 Emacs's `woman.el` and Cygwin's `man` both understand following: |
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67 MANPATH=:/cygdrive/c/home/usr/share/man:/usr/share/man:/usr/local/share/man |
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