![]() Jedit X, BBEdit, ForgEdit, MacVim, Smultron, TextWrangler, CSSEdit, JarInspector, Tag, WriteRoom,įraise, PageSpinner, XCode, CotEditor, Espresso, skEdit, mi, Text-Edit Plus, TextMate. No, I don't speak C either :) Max: yes, ODB, would be really great!! (Don't know C either, sorry.) Dave: This is the most comprehensive list I could find: SubEthaEdit, TextEdit, Taco HTML Edit, f=src/MacVim/edit-in-odb has sample code from MacVim. Who have the docs and the sdk (complete with a ODBEditorSuite.h header file): I believe the standard is maintained by the BBEdit ppl ![]() DavidReitter: Do you speak C? ayman: This would be a great addition to Aquamacs. Which has a list of external editors in its preferences. I use Cyberduck () as an FTP client (also open-source), Florian: Editors that implements ODB: (open-source of course): Smultron (), We need a list of a few apps that already implement the client side of ODB. The external editor interface (aka ODB) is defined by BBEdit: ĭavidReitter: interesting suggestion. External editor interface : It would be nice if Aquamacs could be an “external editor”, for example of an FTP client.( setq exec-path ( append xPaths ( list ". ( setenv "PATH" ( mapconcat ' identity xPaths " ")) "C:/Python27" "C:/strawberry/c/bin" "C:/strawberry/perl/site/bin" "C:/strawberry/perl/bin" "C:/Program Files (x86)/nodejs/" "C:/cygwin/usr/local/bin" "C:/cygwin/usr/bin" "C:/cygwin/bin" Here's emacs lisp code template to set both PATH and exec-path in sync. Emacs Lisp Code for Setting PATH and exec-path The value of (getenv "PATH") and exec-path do not need to be the same. The exec-path is used by emacs itself to find programs it needs for its features, such as spell checking, file compression, compiling, grep, diff, etc.The value of environment variable “PATH” is used by emacs when you are trying to call a linux command from a shell in emacs.( when ( string-equal system-type "windows-nt") If emacs complains that it cannot find these programs, the problem is probably with your exec-path.īy default, emacs copies the value of (getenv "PATH") to exec-path. Alt+ x ispell-word tries to find unix ispell or aspell.Alt+ x dired-do-compress tries to find unix gzip.Alt+ x shell tries to find unix bash if emacs is on linux.Emacs uses exec-path to find executable binary programs. The builtin variable path-separator can be used instead of.Dir path may end with a path separator /, or without.You can use slash / for dir separator, works in Microsoft Windows too.( concat "C:/cygwin/usr/local/bin" path-separator "C:/cygwin/usr/bin" path-separator "C:/cygwin/bin" path-separator Here's the elisp code to set environment variable within emacs only: set env var PATH, by appending a new path to existing PATH value This lets emacs to have environment variables independent of the operating system. You can set environment variables within emacs. That way, it'll inherit environment variable. If you want to click icon to launch emacs, create a bash script that launch emacs. On linux, you should not start emacs from clicking icon created by the linux desktop.You can start emacs from shell, like this: /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs &.If emacs is started from clicking icon in GUI, it does not inherit environment variables from your shell, but does inherit the environment variables from ~/.MacOSX/ist.If emacs is started from a text terminal, it inherits shell's environment variables.Like this ~/bin/emacs-28.1/bin/runemacs.exe Emacs inherit environment variables, regardless starting from terminal or clicking icon in GUI.where emacs gets environment variable Windows This page shows you how to set environment variables in emacs, especially if you have problems in Windows emacs of getting linux commands to run.
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