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As you say, there are great use cases for just having a simple keyboard shortcut. Ron Minnich made "smacme", a modified acme with the basic Emacs C-f, C-b, C-n,
by jff 14y ago
As you say, there are great use cases for just having a simple keyboard shortcut. Ron Minnich made "smacme", a modified acme with the basic Emacs C-f, C-b, C-n, C-p bindings in; you can find it in the sources directory IIRC, but in any case it's really a pretty simple hack.
- cm3 14y agoI've only found a reference in a 2006 post from Ron. Is it a modification to acme which would need to be ported to plan9port or is it already part of plan9port's acme or is it maybe just a set of scripts to source on acme startup?
- jff 14y agoGrab smacme.tar from http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/contrib/rminnich/ http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/contrib/rminnich/, or just browse the source under smacme/. You'll have to diff the files against the sources in Plan 9 Port.
- cm3 14y agoWhat about merging smacme with acme in plan9port or porting smacme as a modified acme into plan9port parallel to vanilla acme?