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A couple more - look at C-x 3 (split screen vertically) the issue command follow-mode. You can have several vertical views next to each other, all shiowiing a c
by throwaway_pdp09 6y ago
A couple more - look at C-x 3 (split screen vertically) the issue command follow-mode. You can have several vertical views next to each other, all shiowiing a contiguous view of your code - very nice! a bit flaky sometimes but incredibly useful.
C-x 2 - split window horizontally - bloody useful.
Get used to macros if you haven't already.
Issue part of a command then ? for help eg. M-s ? gives you a family of stuff inc the aforementioned occurs command.
Look up registers. Dead handy. Also look at (IIRC) Bookmark+ (?) which allows you to save your desktop config then reloads it next time you start up.
- dotancohen 6y agoThank you! Almost everything that you mention look very useful for my use cases. In fact, my monitor sits in portrait mode, so I do use horizontal splits in other programs as well.