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GNU Emacs Manual by Stallman, Richard M. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is GNU Emacs Manual about?

Preface 23 Distribution 24 Acknowledgments 24 Introduction 27 The Organization of the Screen 28 Point 28 The Echo Area 29 The Mode Line 30 The Menu Bar 31 Characters, Keys and Commands 33 Kinds of User Input 33 Keys 33 Keys and Commands 34 Entering and Exiting Emacs 36 Entering Emacs 36 Exiting Emacs 37 Basic Editing Commands 38 Inserting Text 38 Changing the Location of Point 39 Erasing Text 41 Undoing Changes 42 Files 42 Help 43 Blank Lines 43 Continuation Lines 44 Cursor Position Information 44 Numeric Arguments 45 Repeating a Command 47 The Minibuffer 48 Using the Minibuffer 48 Minibuffers for File Names 48 Editing in the Minibuffer 49 Completion 50 Completion Example 50 Completion Commands 51 Completion Exit 52 How Completion Alternatives Are Chosen 53 Completion Options 54 Minibuffer History 54 Repeating Minibuffer Commands 56 Entering passwords 56 Yes or No Prompts 57 Running Commands by Name 58 Help 59 Documentation for a Key 61 Help by Command or Variable Name 61 Apropos 62 Help Mode Commands 63 Keyword Search for Packages 64 Help for International Language Support 64 Other Help Commands 65 Help Files 65 Help on Active Text and Tooltips 66 The Mark and the Region 67 Settin

Who reads GNU Emacs Manual?

Author

Stallman, Richard M.

Publisher

Free Software foundation, Inc.

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9780983159254

Category

nonfiction