yantonov/emacs-conf

emacs configuration

Emacs-conf

Emacs configuration.
Emacs config files is supposed to be placed at ~/emacs (emacs dir inside user home directory).

Installation

Linux/Unix

1. clone repository to ~/emacs
2. to install all used modes run ~/emacs/install/setup.sh
3. add line to ~/.emacs initialization file
   (load (concat (getenv "HOME") "/emacs/init.el"))
   You can use dot tool to create symlinks for all files inside the ~/emacs/home directory.

Windows

1. clone repository to user home directory (for example C:/Users/username/emacs)
2. Set HOME environment variable to home directory (C:/Users/username)
3. install windows port of wget
4. run git bash (included in git dist for windows) then install all used modes by running setup.sh script (C:/Users/username/emacs/install/setup.sh).
5. add line to ~/.emacs initialization file
   (load (concat (getenv "HOME") "/emacs/init.el"))
   You can use dot tool to create symlinks for all files inside the ~/emacs/home directory.

Mac os

1. clone repository to ~/emacs

2. to install all used modes run ~/emacs/install/setup.sh

3. add line to ~/.emacs initialization file
   (load (concat (getenv "HOME") "/emacs/init.el"))
   You can use dot tool to create symlinks for all files inside the ~/emacs/home directory.

4. Fix PATH environment problem.
   Programs which has launched from spotlight has different environment variables than whose who launched from terminal.
   Suppose you add some additional dirs to PATH ($ADDITIONAL_PATH)
   Add something like this to your .profile :

    # patch PATH for terminal programs  
    export PATH=$ADDITIONAL_PATH:$PATH  
    # patch PATH for gui (and spotlight in particular)  
    OLD_GUI_PATH=\`launchctl getenv PATH\`  
    if [[ $OLD_GUI_PATH != *$ADDITIONAL_PATH* ]]  
    then  
        NEW_GUI_PATH=$ADDITIONAL_PATH:$OLD_GUI_PATH  
        launchctl setenv PATH $NEW_GUI_PATH  
    fi