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> You might now expect that there would be an eshell command that you could type to open a remote file in your local Emacs, but there isn’t. All Emacs Lisp fun
by bitwize 3y ago
> You might now expect that there would be an eshell command that you could type to open a remote file in your local Emacs, but there isn’t.
All Emacs Lisp functions are Eshell commands. Say 'find-file <filename>' at Eshell and you're in.
- db48x 3y agoTechnically correct, but it is way easier to hit `C-x C-f` just like you would when you are opening a file at any other time. No need for special cases, you just open the file.