emacs-learning

You can download purcell emacs.d from here. It’s really a good emacs configuration. I like use it. And the most important thing I learnt is use ‘M-x’ to select your command to avoid rememeber fast key.

Tips to use purcell emacs.d

1. C-x C-f will list all matched files. To create file, you should enter C-j. To open dired directory you should enter C-d.
2. M-x forward-expr go to matched parenthesis, and M-x back-expr go back to matched parenthesis.
3. C-x h select whole text

Region

1. C-space start to mark region, type again to cancel region
2. C-space C-space save your position, and move to other places, now C-u C-space to back to previous position
3. C-x C-u upper case region
4. C-x C-l lower case region
5. C-w kill region
6. M-w copy region
7. C-u C-space back to previous region, and C-x C-x to high previous region

Dired Buffer

1. g update buffer
2. D remove the file in current line
3. d flag file; x remove flagged files.