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Re: "Feelings": Me and emacs 21 for the 21st century
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Kevin Rodgers |
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Re: "Feelings": Me and emacs 21 for the 21st century |
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Wed, 19 Dec 2001 12:27:02 -0700 |
Dan Jacobson wrote:
> you know what's really funny, the *compilation* buffer, where SPC will
> scroll down, but abc... are self-insert. the compilation buffer i set
> to be read only, as often i find myself editing it [looks like src,
> mom]. how odd of emacs -q to set it so one can insert a b c... but
> not SPC. So: don't allow inserting abc either... I ask, what good
> would it do to allow one to insert things in the *compilation* buffer?
My guess is that it's because the conventional compile command is make, and
Makefiles can run arbitrary shell commands, including commands that read from
standard input. I even came up with a hack (M-x compile-enable-input) that
uses comint.el to implement that, and it unbinds SPC and DEL (scroll-up and
scroll-down) so their global bindings are restored.
> Oh, and do (compile "date" ), notice now in this small buffer
> type a b c SPC, gee "End of buffer".... guaranteed to make one think
> the designer isn't so swift after all. yes, end of buffer due to
> wanting to scroll, but you already let me type a b c... so: looks
> broken, therefore: make *compilation* read-only. and make q quit out
> of it.
Does (add-hook 'compilaton-mode-hook 'view-mode-enter) do what you want?
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Kevin Rodgers <kevinr@ihs.com>
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