Emacs is one of the oldest and most versatile text editors
available for Linux and UNIX-based systems. It's been around for a long time
and is well known for its powerful and rich editing features. Emacs is also
more than just a text editor; it can be customized and extended with different
"modes", enabling it to be used like an Integrated Development
Environment (IDE) for programming languages like Java, C or Python
emacs EDITOR:
emacs
emacs file.txt
1. emacs Navigation:
- ctrl+n - Next line
- ctrl+p - Previous line
- ctrl+f - Move cursor forward one character
- ctrl+b - Move cursor backward one character
- alt+f - Forward one word
- alt+b - Backward one word
- ctrl+a - Move to beginning of line
- ctrl+e - Move to end of line
- alt+a - Move to beginning of sentence
- alt+e - Move back to end of sentence
- alt+< - Goto the beginning of the file
- alt+> - Goto the end of the file
2. emacs Searching:
- ctrl+s - Start forward search
- ctrl+r - Start a reverse search
- ctrl+u {num} {command} - Repeat {command} {num} times
4. emacs Find and
Replace:
- alt+% {old} {new}! - Subtitute {new} for {old} in the entire file
- ctrl+d - Delete a character
- alt+d - Delete a word
6. emacs copy/paste:
- ctrl+k - Kill (cut) the rest of the current line to text
- ctrl+y - Paste from the previously killed text
- ctrl+x u - Undo
8. emacs Save and Quit:
- ctrl+x ctrl+s - Save the file
- ctrl+x ctrl+c - Exit
- ctrl+h - Help
- ctrl+h t - Tutorial
- ctrl+h k {key} - Describe {key}
- c-mode
- python-mode
- java-mode
- html-mode
- perl-mode
- shell-script-mode
- text-mode and press Enter.
- Calendar
- Simple calculator
- Programmable calculator
- Searching a directory
- Encrypting and decrypting document
- Send and read e-mails
- Search files using grep
- Spell checking
- Running shell commands and compiling codes
- Version control
- Compare and merge files
EMACS TEXT EDITOR BASIC COMMANDS
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April 02, 2017
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