path to elisp files for emacs modes in Leopard

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Re: path to elisp files for emacs modes in Leopard

Am 02.05.2010 um 23:27 schrieb Iannis Zannos:

> Where are the emacs list files that store the various mode  
> definitions and
> other code for EMACS stored in MacOS X 10.5?

Do you mean "Emacs Lisp?" In .el or .elc files? Then look inside the  
application's bundle.

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Re: path to elisp files for emacs modes in Leopard

On May 2, 2010, at 5:27 PM, Iannis Zannos wrote:
> 
> Where are the emacs list files that store the various mode definitions and other code for EMACS stored in
MacOS X 10.5? 
> 
> I have looked for them in vain in /usr/local or other similar places. Also there seems to be no indication of
their location in any of the documents that I tried. 

Do you mean the Emacs that comes with OS X?

/usr/share/emacs

You can always use M-x locate-library to find out the location of a specific library file.

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Aquamacs 2.0preview6 available

Good morning.

The latest and possibly last preview version Aquamacs 2.0preview6 is now available for download:

http://aquamacs.org/download-preview.shtml

Preview 6 contains updates to LaTeX (AUCTeX) and ESS as well as a number of bug-fixes.  

Thanks for your continued support.  Please test the version to help us produce a high-quality 2.0 release.

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key remapping for a Command key?

In Aquamacs 2-preview6, what is the Lisp syntax to map Command-Shift-7 to a function?  My
~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el file contains lines like

   (global-set-key [f15] 'myfunction)

I want a similar line that maps Command-Shift-7 instead of F15.  What's the Lisp syntax?

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Re: key remapping for a Command key?

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Re: key remapping for a Command key?

On May 4, 2010, at 11:33 AM, <siemsen <at> ucar.edu> <siemsen <at> ucar.edu> wrote:

> In Aquamacs 2-preview6, what is the Lisp syntax to map Command-Shift-7 to a function?  My
~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el file contains lines like
> 
>   (global-set-key [f15] 'myfunction)

http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/AquamacsFAQ#toc10

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Problem running pdb

Hello,

I'm having some trouble running pdb via M-x pdb. When I start it the gud buffer shows "Current directory is
/Users/kaofelix/Code/artgallery/" and nothing else. If I strike C-c C-s several times (to do a step
command) eventually all output is flushed and the (Pdb) prompt appears as well as the source with the
little triangle on the fringe marking the current line. However the output stops to update again until I do
several commands. 

To me it seems related to buffered output on the python interpreter, but I've tried every way I know (-u and -i
flags as well as the PYTHONUNBUFFERED env var) to stop python from buffering and it still didn't work. Does
any one have a clue of what might be going on? Every solution I found on the internet comes to the same ways of
doing unbuffered output on python. 

I've tested it both on Aquamacs and Emacs.app and got the same results.
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