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Maybe make opening in currently running emacs the default
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Say, most other programs are smart enough to know that
$ chromium a.html & #starts chromium
$ chromium b.html #opens b.html in the above running chromium
$ chromium c.html #opens c.html in the above running chromium
Alas, for emacs one still needs
$ emacs a.html & #starts emacs
$ emacsclient -n b.html #opens b.html in the above running emacs
$ emacsclient -n c.html #opens c.html in the above running emacs
plus one needs server-start...
Anyway maybe the new way should be the default when running in
X-windows, etc. And maybe even eliminate the need for the & on the
first line, to be able to type the further lines.
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積丹尼 Dan Jacobson <jidanni <at> jidanni.org> writes:
> Say, most other programs are smart enough to know that
> $ chromium a.html & #starts chromium
> $ chromium b.html #opens b.html in the above running chromium
> $ chromium c.html #opens c.html in the above running chromium
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> Alas, for emacs one still needs
> $ emacs a.html & #starts emacs
> $ emacsclient -n b.html #opens b.html in the above running emacs
> $ emacsclient -n c.html #opens c.html in the above running emacs
> plus one needs server-start...
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> Anyway maybe the new way should be the default when running in
> X-windows, etc. And maybe even eliminate the need for the & on the
> first line, to be able to type the further lines.
The &, -n, and server-start aren't strictly necessary. Here's one
alternative:
$ emacs --daemon
$ emacsclient a.html
$ emacsclient b.html
$ emacsclient c.html
And here's another:
$ export ALTERNATE_EDITOR=
$ emacsclient a.html
$ emacsclient b.html
$ emacsclient c.html
It's not clear to me exactly what it is you're asking for, though. What
is the "new way" you refer to? Can you please elaborate?
Thanks,
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Basil
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>>>>> "BLC" == Basil L Contovounesios <contovob <at> tcd.ie> writes:
BLC> It's not clear to me exactly what it is you're asking for, though. What
BLC> is the "new way" you refer to? Can you please elaborate?
I just want every subsequent invocation of
$ emacs $RANDOM.txt
to open it within the first. Sort of like saying "emacsclient -n"
without remembering to.
Anyway, these days e.g., Firefox refuses to have two of itself running
at the same time.
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積丹尼 Dan Jacobson <jidanni <at> jidanni.org> writes:
>>>>>> "BLC" == Basil L Contovounesios <contovob <at> tcd.ie> writes:
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> BLC> It's not clear to me exactly what it is you're asking for, though. What
> BLC> is the "new way" you refer to? Can you please elaborate?
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> I just want every subsequent invocation of
> $ emacs $RANDOM.txt
> to open it within the first. Sort of like saying "emacsclient -n"
> without remembering to.
I would suggest using a shell alias or separate script for that.
> Anyway, these days e.g., Firefox refuses to have two of itself running
> at the same time.
Okay, but Emacs does not suffer from any such limitation. Besides, I
think you run multiple Firefox instances by using different profiles for
each.
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It was better explained a decade ago in bug#7741.
This bug report was last modified 6 years and 61 days ago.
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