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2 total messages Started by G. Harikumar Mon, 10 Oct 1994 20:11

#689

Author: G. Harikumar
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 1994 20:11

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Hi,

I am a regular epoch user. A kind friend set up the
startup files so that I have not had to worry about
list until now. Unfortunately, this kind friend has
graduated and there is noone in the lab who knows anything
about lisp. 

Right now, I need to make use of the concept of zones and buttons.
I tried reading the epoch manual, but all the talk of classes, events
etc went right over my head. So...

Is there a manual that the non-lisp-expert has some hope of 
comprehending? Better still, is there some standard site
for getting pre-cooked lisp code that I can stick in my
.emacs file? 

Hari.
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              "udara nimittam bahukrita veesham"                                                              
    harikuma@which.csl.uiuc.edu           ( G. Harikumar. )

Re: Help!!! Manual?

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Author: Hung Bui
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 1994 14:18

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In article <harikuma.781819890@platypus.csl.uiuc.edu>, harikuma@platypus.csl.uiuc.edu (G. Harikumar) writes:

|> Is there a manual that the non-lisp-expert has some hope of 
|> comprehending? Better still, is there some standard site
|> for getting pre-cooked lisp code that I can stick in my
|> .emacs file? 

In the /gnu/emacs/local directory on your system should have an elisp
subdirectory.  There are hundreds of sample lisp code.  The files
would have prefix .el.

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