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For Emacs, you can also do essentially the same thing with emacsclient. It opens a new buffer for editing in an existing Emacs session, so config and extensions
by silentbicycle 16y ago
For Emacs, you can also do essentially the same thing with emacsclient. It opens a new buffer for editing in an existing Emacs session, so config and extensions are already loaded, you can copy content to/from other buffers, etc.