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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1794013 > I decided to write-up some tips on how I've tweaked my Emacs for Ruby development after starting to write Ruby again for the first time in some time. I hope it's useful - feedback very welcome. > > My blog is also available as a [Gemini Capsule](gemini://johnhame.link/posts/2023-07-06-tweaking-emacs-for-ruby-development-in-2023.gmi), if that's your thing.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/956289 > c/o https://irreal.org/blog/?p=11279 > >
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/956286 > > James Dyer has a useful short post on indexing his init.el file. His scheme is simple. His init.el is broken into sections each of which starts with: > > ``` > ;; > ;; -> Section-name > ;; > ``` > > > Then he used occur to generate the actual index. Rather than call occur each time with the need to provide the regex, he wrote a 4-line function that does it for him. He doesn’t say whether he bound it to a key sequence but that, of course, is trivial. > > ... > ```
I want to close all buffers with has "sly" in their name. Can I do something like this: CLOSE buffer WHERE buffer.name LIKE '%sly%';
