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| ====== Emacs Initialization File ====== | ====== Emacs Initialization File ====== |
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| The most configuration you need to do is in the Emacs init file. | The main part of configuring your IDE is done through the Emacs init file. |
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| According to the GNU Emacs Manual, "Emacs looks for your init file using the filenames ''~/.emacs'', ''~/.emacs.el'', or ''~/.emacs.d/init.el''". The last one is the recommended alternative because for that one creates a directory for Emacs in the user home and all the Emacs extensions are then also put into that directory. A sample of the ''~/.emacs.d'' directory can be found on [[https://github.com/gaya-/configs/tree/master/.emacs.d|GitHub]]. If you set up your Emacs initialization properly you will be able to start the Lisp environment from inside your Emacs. | According to the GNU Emacs Manual, "Emacs looks for your init file using the filenames ''~/.emacs'', ''~/.emacs.el'', or ''~/.emacs.d/init.el''". The last one is the recommended alternative because for that one creates a directory for Emacs in the user home and all the Emacs extensions are then also put into that directory. A sample of the ''~/.emacs.d'' directory can be found on [[https://github.com/gaya-/configs/tree/master/.emacs.d|GitHub]]. If you set up your Emacs initialization properly you will be able to start the Lisp environment from inside your Emacs. |
