Now I really started to use Emacs as a daily life. Well, I only use it at home at this point, but I actually am getting used to it slowly but surely. Here’s the list of commands I most frequently use. By using search and tag jump, Emacs makes me so happy. The code completion runs a bit weird right now. I will try to figure out and will share with you.
Key Stroke |
Command Name |
Action |
|---|---|---|
C-s |
isearch-forward |
Do incremental Search forward. After typing some, it gets modal. You should see C-h k RET C-s to what you can do. |
C-r |
isearch-backward |
Do incremental search backward. |
M-g g |
goto-line |
Go to line. |
C-x k |
kill-buffer |
It’s equivalent to “close” of usual editors. |
M-. |
find-tag |
Find tag (in current tags table) whose name contains TAGNAME. |
|
tags-apropos |
Display list of all tags in tags table REGEXP matches. |
C-x o |
other-window |
Select next window on the frame |
C-x b |
switch-to-buffer |
Select buffer BUFFER in the current window |
C-x C-b |
list-buffers |
Display a list of names of existing buffers. |
- Newer: Meetup.Tweener (0.5.1)
- Older: jsgrep (Mac OS X only!)
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