Simple utilities for interactive erlang development.
Run make to build the files, then take a look at .erlang for
how to load the beam files on starting erlang. Or have a look below.
user_default: provide this in your.erlang
code:load_abs("$PATH/user_default").
See also http://erlang.org/doc/man/shell_default.html
The user_default module here and there uses user_default_config, which
keeps track of persistent configuration variables. user_default:mk/0
uses this, for instance.
In particular, the keys mkdir and ebin are currently used if available.
See .econf for a configuration example and .erlang for how to
start it. You can read and write configuration keys and config files. See
user_default for how this is used by our system and
user_default_config for how it is implemented.
(NOTE: Writing and saving configuration files is currently not functioning properly.)
.emacs
OK, this one is probably mostly useful to me. Some standard key bindings, mostly.