Re: .emacs-settings.el

[T. V. Raman]

the closest I've come across in  the emacs world is JDEE
management of  project specific settings, and I agree that emacs
could go a lot furher. 



I finally convinced myself to cut over to custom starting about 6
years ago,
and in the interim my .emacs has become more manageable --  I let
custom save its settings in a different .customie fle.
However the .custom file is now a dumping ground that brings back
nightmarish memories of the Windows registry 

>>>>> "Tom" == Tom Tromey <address@hidden> writes:
    >>>>>> "tvr" == T V Raman <address@hidden>
    >>>>>> writes:
    tvr> while we think of project specific settings, it would
    tvr> also be nice to see if we could create the ability to
    tvr> export a set of related options from custom.
    Tom> 
    Tom> Yeah, that's on the project.el wish-list.
    Tom> 
    Tom> Also, it would be nice if some "project-centric" things
    Tom> like compile-history, gdb command lines, and the tags
    Tom> buffer were made per-project; and if desktop.el
    Tom> understood that and saved them as such.
    Tom> 
    Tom> For me TAGS in particular comes up quite a bit, as I
    Tom> often edit different branches of GCC at the same time,
    Tom> and if I forget to switch TAGS files I will occasionally
    Tom> editing the wrong copy of a file.
    Tom> 
    Tom> I haven't gotten around to experimenting with this stuff
    Tom> yet.  My Emacs wish-list is pretty long and time is
    Tom> limited.  Adding useful IDE features to Emacs is one of
    Tom> the bigger things on the list... I love Emacs but recent
    Tom> experience with Eclipse has shown me some ways that
    Tom> Emacs has fallen behind.
    Tom> 
    Tom> Tom
    Tom> 
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Best Regards,
--raman

      
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