
Writing GNU Emacs Extensions
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- What Is Emacs?
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Organization of This Book
- Obtaining the Example Programs
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Customizing Emacs
- Backspace and Delete
- Lisp
- Keys and Strings
- To What Is C-h Bound?
- To What Should C-h Be Bound?
- Evaluating Lisp Expressions
- Apropos
- Chapter 2. Simple New Commands
- Traversing Windows
- Line-at-a-Time Scrolling
- Other Cursor and Text Motion Commands
- Clobbering Symbolic Links
- Advised Buffer Switching
- Addendum: Raw Prefix Argument
- Chapter 3. Cooperating Commands
- The Symptom
- A Cure
- Generalizing the Solution
- Chapter 4. Searching and Modifying Buffers
- Inserting the Current Time
- Writestamps
- Modifystamps
- Chapter 5. Lisp Files
- Creating a Lisp File
- Loading the File
- Compiling the File
- eval-after-load
- Local Variables Lists
- Addendum: Security Consideration
- Chapter 6. Lists
- The Simple View of Lists
- List Details
- Recursive List Functions
- Iterative List Functions
- Other Useful List Functions
- Destructive List Operations
- Circular Lists?!
- Chapter 7. Minor Mode
- Paragraph Filling
- Modes
- Defining a Minor Mode
- Mode Meat
- Chapter 8. Evaluation and Error Recovery
- limited-save-excursion
- eval
- Macro Functions
- Backquote and Unquote
- Return Value
- Failing Gracefully
- Point Marker
- Chapter 9. A Major Mode
- My Quips File
- Major Mode Skeleton
- Changing the Definition of a Paragraph
- Quip Commands
- Keymaps
- Narrowing
- Derived Modes
- Chapter 10. A Comprehensive Example
- New York Times Rules
- Data Representation
- User Interface
- Setting Up the Mode
- Tracking Unauthorized Changes
- Parsing the Buffer
- Word Finder
- Last Word
- Conclusion
- Appendix A. Lisp Quick Reference
- Basics
- Data Types
- Control Structures
- Code Objects
- Appendix B. Debugging and Profiling
- Evaluation
- The Debugger
- The Debugger
- Edebug
- The Profiler
- Appendix C. Sharing Your Code
- Preparing Source Files
- Documentation
- Copyright
- Posting
- Appendix D. Obtaining and Building Emacs
- Availability of Packages
- Unpacking, Building, and Installing Emacs
- Index
- Symbols
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- J
- K
- L
- M
- N
- O
- P
- Q
- R
- S
- T
- U
- V
- W
- X
- Z
- About the Author
- Colophon
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