>I have just installed Cygwin including the emacs editor (v21.2.1) and
>discovered that it will not exit.
If I press C-x, then C-x- appears at the bottom of the screen. Pressing
C-c results in a beep.
Any ideas?
I've tried this one:
F10
f
e
And emacs exit.
Cheers
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I had time that had seen the problem of not exiting emacs of cygwin. So
instead of its interface that is too plain, I created a symbolic link to
cygwin and I invoke the xemacs PC version. Also I would like to say to
whom is working on Xfree that they have done tremendous job
Hi,
I had time that had seen the problem of not exiting emacs of cygwin. So
instead of its interface that is too plain, I created a symbolic link to
cygwin and I invoke the xemacs PC version. Also I would like to say to
whom is working on Xfree that they have done tremendous job on their
emacs,
David
<<..What do you want C-h to do?..>>
Info emacs says that it start emacs' help. F1 isn't mentioned - or at least
not in the text that I read. Got to admit that F1 never occured to me - add
it works too! :-))
Thanks
Stephen
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On Friday 7 Feb 03, Stephen Ford writes:
> Put 'set CYGWIN=tty' in cygwin.bat and now C-x C-c exits emacs. The 'M-x
> save-buffers-kill-emacs' works too, but C-h does not. Any further ideas?
What do you want C-h to do?
Use F1 for help.
Regards,
David
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<<..Try "cygcheck -c emacs"..>>
Plain old emacs
<<..Try searching the cygwin-announce archives..>>
Not used to cygwin-speak ... learning!
<<..information there about setting 'tty' in your CYGWIN environment
variable..>>
Put 'set CYGWIN=tty' in cygwin.bat and now C-x C-c exits emacs. The
David
<<.. Search on "cygwin" "emacs" "environment". It should point you to
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2003-01/msg01446.html ..>>
Noted. Thanks.
<<.. Note2: You need to question whether you really want to run cygwin
emacs.
NTemacs, Xemacs for Windows, and cygwin Xemacs are all pre
"Stephen Ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Larry, Hello...
>
><<..check the email archives for the Emacs package announcement..>>
>
>Initial searches ("emacs") retrieved so much that I was overwhelmed.
Read Larry's advice more closely. Check for words "Announcement" and "emacs".
>Google with "
Stephen,
On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Stephen Ford wrote:
> Larry, Hello...
>
> <<..Check if you're running Cygwin's version of Emacs first..>>
>
> I assume it is - I've only just installed cygwin and I didn't have emacs
> prior to the install.
Try "cygcheck -c emacs"...
> <<..check the email archives f
Larry, Hello...
<<..Check if you're running Cygwin's version of Emacs first..>>
I assume it is - I've only just installed cygwin and I didn't have emacs
prior to the install.
<<..check the email archives for the Emacs package announcement..>>
Initial searches ("emacs") retrieved so much that I
At 10:51 AM 2/7/2003, Stephen Ford wrote:
>PC + Win 98se + 160Mb Ram + 20Mb free HDD
>
>I have just installed Cygwin including the emacs editor (v21.2.1) and
>discovered that it will not exit.
>
>If I press C-x, then C-x- appears at the bottom of the screen. Pressing C-c
>results in a beep.
>
>C-h
PC + Win 98se + 160Mb Ram + 20Mb free HDD
I have just installed Cygwin including the emacs editor (v21.2.1) and
discovered that it will not exit.
If I press C-x, then C-x- appears at the bottom of the screen. Pressing C-c
results in a beep.
C-h does nothing. I installed the Cygwin basic docs
So
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