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This is an OSK port of MicroEmacs ver. 4.00. It consists of three files:
memacs400_cmds.lzh, memacs400_doc.lzh and memacs400_src.lzh.
The major new feature of ver. 4.00, compared to ver. 3.12, are the new
undo commands. You can use the 'apropos' command (M-a undo<NL>) to find
their current bindings. Search commands now highlight the results of the
searches. Abbreviation and magic mode features are enhanced. There are two
new commands: 'add-keymap' and 'list-keymappings'. I have also enabled the
tags commands.
The cmds part contains two subdirectories: CMDS and CMD. In CMDS you
will find two executable files: emacs for plain OSK and emacs.mm1 for the
MM/1 computer under K-Windows. The MM/1 version supports the mouse, eight
colors, fonts of any size and automatically adapts to the screen size at the
startup. Also in CMDS you will find emacsrc.vt100 and emacsrc.mm1. These
are the initialization files I use on a VT100 terminal and on my MM/1,
respectively. To use one of them, rename it to .emacsrc and move it to your
root directory.
Finally, in CMDS there is the OSK executable of the ctags program. You
can use it as follows: in the directory where you have the sources of the C
program you are working on, type 'ctags *.c'. This will create the file
'tags' which can be used by MicroEmacs. Now when you edit one of your
files, move the cursor over the name of one of your functions and perform
the 'tag-word' command (bound to M-. in my .emacsrc). MicroEmacs will then
find the file where the function is defined and move the cursor to the
beginning of its definition.
The DOC subdirectory contains the official MicroEmacs manual, emacs.mss.
Unfortunately it is in the format of the 'Scribe' word processor, to which I
have no access. It would be useful if somebody could translate it into a
more popular format, like PostScript. I have added the 'ctags' manual, in
the troff and PostScript versions.
The SRC and H subdirectories contain the sources used to create
MicroEmacs. The code specific to the OSK port is marked by the preprocessor
OSK macro and the code specific for MM/1 is marked by MM1 macro. In the
compilation the standard make program was used together with the C compiler
v. 3.2.
It is recommended to install MicroEmacs either in /h0/MEMACS400 or in
/h1/MEMACS400. Then the macros from the CMD directory will be directly
accessible to MicroEmacs. These paths are defined in 'epath.h'.
I found one difference with the previous version (3.12): the fill column
is now set to 76 by '^XA $fillcol <NL> 76' rather than by 'M 72 ^XF' .
Also in the setups M-. becomes 'tag-word' while M-sp remains 'set-mark'.
Enjoy,
Andrzej Kotanski Cracow, May 1996.
(kotanski@if.uj.edu.pl or kotanski@desy.de)