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1 Emacs now displays the source code of the main routine, together with the GUD, locals, breakpoint and stack buffers, in a single frame.

2 If you are an Emacs user, you have most likely added your own macros and shortcuts to customize it for your style.

3 The second camp uses a text editor like Emacs or Vim to code HTML by hand and an FTP client to upload the finished page to a web server for the world to see and, hopefully, appreciate.

4 Plugins for integration with Emacs or acoustic feedback are available.

5 The extensibility and plugins of both Eclipse and Emacs let users streamline time-consuming tasks (such as refactoring or reformatting) that computers can do better than humans.

6 Think of it -- vi, emacs, and jed come to mind, as well as many others.

7 After opening the emacs editor, load gdb with the kernel.debug image that you want to debug, with the -k option for kernel debugging.

8 After turning on the clock and starting Emacs, look for the time in the status area (after the name of the current file).

9 Besides, in the GUI version of Emacs, many functions are accessible from menus.

10 In this case, the second process (emacs) was a child of the first (the bash shell), and therefore terminated when the first was killed by the fuser command.

11 To start the kernel debugging, open the emacs editor on the development machine.

12 The first section of Listing 5 tells Emacs which major mode to invoke when you load a file with a particular extension, similar to the way Windows associates application based on file type.

13 In a UNIX environment, the initialization file is typically named .emacs, and located (by default) in your home directory.

14 It allows you to open the kgdb utility; only in emacs can you do the kernel debugging line by line.

15 The only prerequisite for this tutorial is that you already have a basic understanding of Emacs, which you can gain by taking the first tutorial in this series.

16 People who learn to program on a UNIX system quickly become Emacs addicts and customize the program to fit their work style.

17 With the LPEX editor base profiles, you can configure the editor to adopt the keyboard and command personalities of several popular editors, such as ISPF, XEDIT, VI,(www.Sentencedict.com) and Emacs.

18 Though it's best known as a powerful text editor favored by UNIX developers, Emacs can be used to work with XML in non-UNIX platforms such as Windows, MS-DOS, and MacOS.

19 This tutorial shows you how to customize and configure your Emacs editing environment, from key bindings to the behavior of modes.

20 Because a portion of this tutorial deals with graphical elements of the Emacs operation in the X Window System environment, you should also have an X server up and running.

21 You are adept with a text editor like vi or emacs.

22 It spent most of its time waiting for the swap disk, thrashing like Emacs on a VAX.

23 Once unpacked, consult README.psgml for some basic information, including how to install it in the UNIX version of Emacs.

24 Upon completion of this tutorial, you'll have learned everything you need to know to perform basic text editing with Emacs.

25 Depending on the individual, some favor one file editor over another, be it vi, emacs, or gmacs.

26 After working through this tutorial, you'll know how to change every aspect of the Emacs editing environment, and how to save your customizations so that they can be recalled later.

27 One of his prime informants was Richard M. Stallman (inventor of EMACS), a leading figure at the Lab and its most fanatical holdout against the commercialization of Lab technology.

28 Especially on Windows and Macintosh, there is still some work to do for the GNU Emacs.

29 This tutorial shows you how to obtain help from Emacs in various ways.