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• One could add some elisp like this:
• Emacs Lisp is also referred to as "'Elisp "', although there is also an older, unrelated Lisp dialect with that name.
• Once marked, files can be operated on in various ways from deleting, to renaming, to executing an external shell command or elisp function on them.
• With version 2.0 of Guile, a new attempt at implementing Elisp on the Guile compiler tower and replacing Emacs's Elisp implementation with that of libguile has started and made significant progress through Google Summer of Code projects.
• With version 2.0 of Guile, a new attempt at implementing Elisp on the Guile compiler tower and replacing Emacs's Elisp implementation with that of libguile has started and made significant progress through Google Summer of Code projects.
• Although users commonly submitted patches and Elisp code to the net . emacs newsgroup, participation in GNU Emacs development was relatively restricted until 1999, and was used as an example of the " Cathedral " development style in " The Cathedral and the Bazaar ".
• One " could " track down the definition of ispell-word, copy it into one's . emacs, and write the additional functionality, but this is tedious, prone to broken-ness ( the . emacs version will get out of sync with the actual Ispell Elisp module, if it even works out of its home ).
• Because about three-fourths of the stock GNU Emacs distribution ( 1266 of 1611 kLOC as of version 24.4 ) is written in the Elisp extension language, and the set of features implemented in Elisp code are automatically present once the C core ( which implements the Elisp interpreter, weighing 247 kLOC as of 24.4 ) has been ported, porting Emacs to a new platform is considerably less difficult than porting an equivalent project consisting of native code only.
• Because about three-fourths of the stock GNU Emacs distribution ( 1266 of 1611 kLOC as of version 24.4 ) is written in the Elisp extension language, and the set of features implemented in Elisp code are automatically present once the C core ( which implements the Elisp interpreter, weighing 247 kLOC as of 24.4 ) has been ported, porting Emacs to a new platform is considerably less difficult than porting an equivalent project consisting of native code only.
• Because about three-fourths of the stock GNU Emacs distribution ( 1266 of 1611 kLOC as of version 24.4 ) is written in the Elisp extension language, and the set of features implemented in Elisp code are automatically present once the C core ( which implements the Elisp interpreter, weighing 247 kLOC as of 24.4 ) has been ported, porting Emacs to a new platform is considerably less difficult than porting an equivalent project consisting of native code only.