how do you bootstrap the emacs.d?

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how do you bootstrap the emacs.d?

ninrod opened this issue 8 years ago · 3 comments

I'm curious, how do you boostrap the untangled org setup files?

I understand that somewhere on your setup you have to have an init.el or ~/.emacs file that calls org-babel to untangle the org files into el files. But I don't see an init.el in your configuration. the Makefile does not seem to be creating one either.

Answer 1 · 2017-02-14T15:30:07.000Z

I'm curious, how do you boostrap the untangled org setup files?

You should be able to run make to generate all of the .el files, and then if you want to use the configuration, make install will set up symlinks to the generated init.el files (check out install.sh which is run by the Makefile and see that it creates the init.el symlink)

Answer 2 · 2017-02-14T16:05:29.000Z

ok, thank you @dakrone.

I'm trying to grab some ideas on how to setup emacs for java development, a.k.a, the final frontier.

I see that you are using meghanada server. Are you liking it? thanks

Answer 3 · 2017-02-14T16:33:37.000Z

I see that you are using meghanada server. Are you liking it? thanks

It works pretty well, I do appreciate that it's better ingrained into Emacs than something like Eclim is, since it hooks into flycheck and company a bit easier. I've had a few issues with the server dying due to NullPointerExceptions but it is getting better (and it's actively developed).