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- Short: Emacs v19 keybindings, functions for v18
- Type: util/gnu
- Uploader: jbednar@cs.utexas.edu (James A. Bednar)
- Author: jbednar@cs.utexas.edu (James A. Bednar)
-
-
- emacs18to19
- Version 1.0
- 9/29/94
-
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- This GNU Emacs lisp file modifies most keybindings and some functions
- from GNUEmacs v18.58 to behave like those in GNUEmacs v19. The
- changes enable a user to switch between v18 on the Amiga and v19 on
- Unix without confusion. This is only an interim solution to the lack
- of a port of v19 to the Amiga; once that has been completed by
- someone, this file will be of historical interest only.
-
-
- CONTENTS
-
- The archive contains the following files:
-
-
- emacs18to19.el - Emacs Lisp file; read it for more info
- emacs18to19.elc - Byte-compiled version of emacs18to19.el
- COPYING - GNU General Public License
- refcard19.tex - TeX source for GNUEmacs reference card from
- the v19.22 Unix distribution
- refcard19.ps - PostScript copy of reference card (2 pages)
-
-
- INSTALLATION
-
- To use emacs18to19.el, place it somewhere in your emacs load path
- (e.g., in GNUEmacs:lisp) and add lines like the following two in your
- .emacs file:
-
- ;; Modify keybindings for compatibility with Emacs v19:
- (load "emacs18to19")
-
- I recommend also placing the byte-compiled version emacs18to19.elc in
- your load path for faster loading, but if you do so remember to
- recompile the file emacs18to19.el if you make any changes to it or
- they will not take effect.
-
-
-
- USAGE
-
- Read the file emacs18to19.el for a detailed listing of the changes
- made to the emacs keybindings and functions. For the most part, after
- loading this file the functions listed on the GNUEmacs Reference Card
- for Unix version 19 (refcard.ps) should operate properly. Exceptions
- are listed in the file.
-
-
- LICENSE
-
- The GNU General Public License covers the reference card and the
- functions added from the Emacs 19 distribution. The rest of the file
- emacs18to19.el is completely in the public domain. I would prefer,
- however, that my name remain on it if you redistribute substantial
- portions of it. Read the file for more details.
-
-
-