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Re: re-loading .emacs file


From: Lowell
Subject: Re: re-loading .emacs file
Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 11:00:17 -0700
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But is there a way to get rid of ALL binding from my .emacs?

Kevin Rodgers wrote:

Lowell wrote:

I would sometimes like to change my .emacs file and then re-load the new version. Usually if my change is adding stuff to the file, I can just just re-load the file without interrupting emacs. However, if I want to _remove_ a binding form the file, what I've been doing is totally restarting emacs. This seems like overkill. Is there a better way to reinitialize emacs with the new version of my .emacs?


If it's a global binding, just do `M-x global-unset-key'.  If it's a local

binding, go to a buffer in the appropriate mode and do `M-x local-unset-key'.




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