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flood I'm having trouble getting line numbers in an emacs buffer. I have the following numbers in my init file: (setq line-number-display-limit 2000000) and I have verified that it has line number mode turned on. When I first enter the (~500) line buffer, emac
Akma How to add line numbers in Emacs? Please explain, I am an absolute beginner. monster dragon If you run it in default mode, it's in the menu: Options > Show/Hide > Line Numbers. Then select Options > Save Options to save it for later sessions. If you run i
Akma How to add line numbers in Emacs? Please explain, I am an absolute beginner. monster dragon If you run it in default mode, it's in the menu: Options > Show/Hide > Line Numbers. Then select Options > Save Options to save it for future sessions. If you run
bph I'm having problems with emacs(24), occasionally without line numbers. The settings in the status bar are ??, e.g. U:--- filename All (1000, 4) (Conf[Unix])
Switch to: U:--- filename All (??, 4) (Conf[Unix])
It's a bit annoying and I'd
bph I'm having problems with emacs(24), occasionally without line numbers. The settings in the status bar are ??, e.g. U:--- filename All (1000, 4) (Conf[Unix])
Switch to: U:--- filename All (??, 4) (Conf[Unix])
It's a bit annoying and I'd
bph I'm having problems with emacs(24), occasionally without line numbers. The settings in the status bar are ??, e.g. U:--- filename All (1000, 4) (Conf[Unix])
Switch to: U:--- filename All (??, 4) (Conf[Unix])
It's a bit annoying and I'd
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
caterpillar I (global-linum-mode t)use to display line numbers in Emacs. This worked fine until I used the ctrl+ up/ downcommand ( forward-paragraphand backward-paragraph) to navigate the buffer, at which point some line numbers were displayed incorrectly (see
Kirill Novikov I am trying to set line numbers in Emacs. Linum works great, but when I open both buffers, the numbering of empty lines disappears. I am using Manjaro Linux. Emacs works in the terminal. Here is the screenshot. Code in .emacs file: (add-hook 'fi
bph I'm having problems with emacs(24), occasionally without line numbers. The settings in the status bar are ??, e.g. U:--- filename All (1000, 4) (Conf[Unix])
Switch to: U:--- filename All (??, 4) (Conf[Unix])
It's a bit annoying and I'd
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
monster cat Is it possible to make bzg-big-fringe mode in emacs work with linum ? This seems to require a small amount of hacking skills. Just using the settings in linum gives weird results. And if you just use linum without any adjustments, the line numbers
monster cat Is it possible to make bzg-big-fringe mode in emacs work with linum ? This seems to require a small amount of hacking skills. Just using the settings in linum gives weird results. And if you just use linum without any adjustments, the line numbers
Josh Suppose I have the following long line selected in Emacs. How can I count how many numbers (or NaNs) I have? I tried it, M-x count-wordsbut I get the wrong numbers. it says 1 line 1135 words and 3565 characters, but there are actually 640numbers 0.967 1.0
Josh Suppose I have the following long line selected in Emacs. How can I count how many numbers (or NaNs) I have? I tried it, M-x count-wordsbut I get the wrong numbers. it says 1 line 1135 words and 3565 characters, but there are actually 640numbers 0.967 1.0
Joshua Ettinger New to emacs. I'm trying to work on my React project, but everytime I go to a new row it moves the row above back. I'm really not entirely sure what I'm doing with emacs, so please forgive me! Any suggestions or help on how to fix this? this is
Barry Kelly I tried linumand nlinum. Both have horrible performance on files with 100k+ lines. $ for x in {1.100000}; do echo $x; done > 100k.txt
$ emacs -q 100k.txt
M-x load-library linum
M-x linum-mode
M-> ;; it's not too bad to go to end of file
M-< ;; now
Vivek Kumar The IM I am using does not support viewing previous chats, nor can I change the IM. So I have to copy the chats to a text file every time. I'm using Emacs, is there some way to highlight the line containing the following participant name? ===> **[V
dark sky Duplicating lines in Emacs is very unintuitive and difficult for some reason. Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong here. Surprisingly, Emacs doesn't have this feature by default. I am trying to write a function that copies rows. I have alwa
username Suppose a text file looks like this: 0.00 33.90 -93.9
0.00 43.90 -93.9
10.00 53.90 -93.9
10.00 63.90 -93.9
-100.00 10.00 -7.0
-100.00 9.00 -8.0
100.00 9.00 -9.0
100.00 63.00 -10.0
A suitable em
lemur Is it possible to do the whole line in emacs? I mean something like vim C-x C-l- like dabbrev-expanda full line. Rorschach Yes, take a look hippie-exp, it's part of basic emacs. Specifically, add try-expand-lineto hippie-expand-try-functions-list. Person
lemur Is it possible to do the whole line in emacs? I mean something like vim C-x C-l- like dabbrev-expanda full line. Rorschach Yes, take a look hippie-exp, it's part of basic emacs. Specifically, add try-expand-lineto hippie-expand-try-functions-list. Person
Rob F So I'm new to emacs lisp and I have a long file with a wall of text separated by date. Sometimes I can't see the date I want to read without scrolling up and losing my position, so I decided to see it all the time. After skimming the manual, borrowing co
termite I'm trying to get setup and android development on my Mac using Emacs and CEDET (I hate Eclipse and I want to keep using emacs, but I want autocomplete so this setup seems perfect). However, I would like to use emacs in the terminal. I have a problem w
lemur Is it possible to do the whole line in emacs? I mean something like vim C-x C-l- like dabbrev-expanda full line. Rorschach Yes, take a look hippie-exp, it's part of basic emacs. Specifically, add try-expand-lineto hippie-expand-try-functions-list. Person
Jin I'm set numberin vimrc and I want to highlight lines with the mouse cursor without selecting the line number, kind of like how MacVimto do it. I know this MacVimis a native application vimand is subject to the conditions of the shell/terminal it is in. Is
Jin I'm set numberin vimrc and I want to highlight lines with the mouse cursor without selecting the line number, kind of like how MacVimto do it. I know this MacVimis a native application vimand is subject to the conditions of the shell/terminal it is in. Is