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The command M-x universal-coding-system-argument , bound to the handy C-x RET c , takes as an argument the coding system you want to use, and a command to ...
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You can specify the coding system for a specific operation by binding the variables coding-system-for-read and/or coding-system-for-write.
含まれない: setq | 必須にする:setq
2022/02/02 · In my init.el I have the following section to set all things to UTF-8, I'm not even sure what all of them do or if they even effect how I use Emacs.
2018/10/01 · Might be a good idea to step through the code and see what's the default-directory when this shell-command gets executed.
The command C-x RET c ( universal-coding-system-argument ) lets you specify a coding system when you read or write a file. This command uses the minibuffer to ...
2016/12/27 · If you set the variable to a coding system name (as a Lisp symbol or a string), XEmacs encodes file names using that coding system for all file ...
setq-default : Locals · sgml-attributes : HTML Mode · sgml-close-tag : HTML ... universal-coding-system-argument : Text Coding · unmorse-region : Amusements.
2024/02/27 · The universal argument is a special concept in Emacs Lisp that allows users to modify the behavior of commands and keybindings.
2016/01/28 · This note contains a full annotated list of Emacs default key bindings, as produced by $ emacs -q -e describe-bindings using GNU Emacs 24.4.1.