<slide title=" List of What Makes a Perfect Editor">

• A macro recorder
• Launchable from the command line
• Regular expression search and replace
• Additive cut and copy commands
• Cross-platform & Open source
• Column edit

</slide>

<slide title="VI">

VI is incredibly hard to learn; it has a virtual cliff-face learning curve. But, once you've mastered it, you are the most effective manipulator of text possible. Watching experienced VI editors, people say that the cursor just follows their eyes.

--- Neal Ford "The Productive Programmer"

</slide>

<slide title="Emacs">

The ultimate in big editors, containing every feature that any editor has ever had, Emacs has a near-vertical learning curve, but repays handsomely once you've mastered it. It also makes a great mail and news reader, address book, calendar and diary, adventure game, ….

--- Andrew Hunt, David Thomas "Pragmatic Programmer"

</slide>

<slide title="JEdit">

It has become a very capable editor, with a host of plug-ins that allow it to utilize lots of third-party tools (like Ant) and support lots of languages. It is built on top of BeanShell, meaning that it is easy to customize and modify, especially for Java developers.

--- Neal Ford "The Productive Programmer"

</slide>

<slide title=" Installation">

• Install Emacs

ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/emacs/windows/

• Use ELAP to install Emacs Lisp packages

http://tromey.com/elpa/install.html

• Install Cygwin

http://www.cygwin.cn/site/install/

</slide>

<slide title=" Edit Text Files">

Short cuts || action C-x C-c | Exit and close Emacs C-x C-z | Exit and hang on Emacs C-x C-f | Open file or folder C-x i | Insert file C-x C-r | Open a file with read only mode C-x u Or C-/ | Undo C-x C-s | Save C-x s | Save all unsaved files C-x C-w | Save as... C-l | Refresh the buffer

</slide>

<slide title=" Get help">

Ctrl + h

• a command-apropos. Type a list of words or a regexp; it shows a list of commands whose names match. See also the apropos command.
• b describe-bindings. Display a table of all key bindings.
• c describe-key-briefly. Type a key sequence;it displays the command name run by that key sequence.
• d apropos-documentation. Type a pattern (a list of words or a regexp), and shows a list of functions, variables, and other items whose

documentation matches that pattern. See also the apropos command.

</slide>

01  (defun my-switch-buffer ()
02    "Like switch-buffer but in the opposite direction"
03    (interactive "")
04    (other-window -1)
05  )

Test || table 1 || 2

<slide title=" Customize Emacs">

(require 'color-theme)

(color-theme-initialize)

(color-theme-billw)

</slide>

<slide title="Programing in Emacs">

• Tabbar
• Spell Check
• SQL
• Template
• Auto-completion
• Version Control

</slide>

<slide title="Planning---Org">

Org-mode is a mode for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, and doing project planning with a fast and effective plain-text system. </slide>

<slide title="Taking notes---muse">

Emacs Muse is an authoring and publishing environment for Emacs. It simplifies the process of writings documents and publishing them to various output formats. Muse uses a very simple Wiki-like format as input.

</slide>

<slide title="Get the last version automatically" >

(add-hook 'find-file-hooks 'my-vc-update)

(defun my-vc-update() (condition-case nil (if (vc-registered (buffer-file-name)) (vc-update)) (error nil))

)

</slide>

<slide title=" Run SQLunit Test">

(defun sqlunit-run-file () "Run sqlunit on current buffer" (interactive ) (shell-command (format "ant -f %s../build.xml -Dscript.name=%s &" (buffer-dir) (buffer-name)))) </slide>