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Short: Emacs v19 keybindings, functions for v18
Type: util/gnu
Uploader: jbednar@cs.utexas.edu (James A. Bednar)
Author: jbednar@cs.utexas.edu (James A. Bednar)
emacs18to19
Version 1.0
9/29/94
DESCRIPTION
This GNU Emacs lisp file modifies most keybindings and some functions
from GNUEmacs v18.58 to behave like those in GNUEmacs v19. The
changes enable a user to switch between v18 on the Amiga and v19 on
Unix without confusion. This is only an interim solution to the lack
of a port of v19 to the Amiga; once that has been completed by
someone, this file will be of historical interest only.
CONTENTS
The archive contains the following files:
emacs18to19.el - Emacs Lisp file; read it for more info
emacs18to19.elc - Byte-compiled version of emacs18to19.el
COPYING - GNU General Public License
refcard19.tex - TeX source for GNUEmacs reference card from
the v19.22 Unix distribution
refcard19.ps - PostScript copy of reference card (2 pages)
INSTALLATION
To use emacs18to19.el, place it somewhere in your emacs load path
(e.g., in GNUEmacs:lisp) and add lines like the following two in your
.emacs file:
;; Modify keybindings for compatibility with Emacs v19:
(load "emacs18to19")
I recommend also placing the byte-compiled version emacs18to19.elc in
your load path for faster loading, but if you do so remember to
recompile the file emacs18to19.el if you make any changes to it or
they will not take effect.
USAGE
Read the file emacs18to19.el for a detailed listing of the changes
made to the emacs keybindings and functions. For the most part, after
loading this file the functions listed on the GNUEmacs Reference Card
for Unix version 19 (refcard.ps) should operate properly. Exceptions
are listed in the file.
LICENSE
The GNU General Public License covers the reference card and the
functions added from the Emacs 19 distribution. The rest of the file
emacs18to19.el is completely in the public domain. I would prefer,
however, that my name remain on it if you redistribute substantial
portions of it. Read the file for more details.