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> __My .emacs file(s)__
> I keep my .emacs file in a SVN repository on Assembla here:
> : http://www.assembla.com/code/emacs_osnibore/subversion/nodes/trunk/.emacs
> My .emacs is basically a launching platform for a bunch of task-specific customization files that are conditionally loaded based on where I am using Emacs (home, work, Unix). The customization files that actually do the work are located in a "dotemacs" folder:
> : http://www.assembla.com/code/emacs_osnibore/subversion/nodes/trunk/site/dotemacs
> You can see my entire usr/home (including all of the support packages) here:
> : http://www.assembla.com/code/emacs_osnibore/subversion/nodes/trunk
I’m an embedded firmware developer who has been using Emacs since 1983. Thought it was about time I started giving back.
I’m currently using emacs on windows, but occasionally use it on Sun OS as well. My primary use is for C/C++, Java and various scripting languages.
I recently wrote a major mode for Procomm Aspect scripts at Lisp:procomm-mode.el.
My .emacs file(s)
I keep my .emacs file in a SVN repository on Assembla here:
My .emacs is basically a launching platform for a bunch of task-specific customization files that are conditionally loaded based on where I am using Emacs (home, work, Unix). The customization files that actually do the work are located in a “dotemacs” folder:
You can see my entire usr/home (including all of the support packages) here:
Welcome to the wiki! Giving back is what it’s all about. :) – AlexSchroeder