Tool for XEmacs:
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GnuClient
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Version 1.72 - Win9x port |
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I´ve fixed Gnuclient 1.7 to work together with XEmacs under Win9x.
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Integer overflow of NT-Version fixed
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XEmacs can ask Gnuserv to shutdown
(needed because kill did not work under Win9x - it seems to work
now, but asking for shutdown should not make any problems.)
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Normally gnuclient starts XEmacs, if no running instance of XEmacs is found.
This version has the option to call another editor instead (default: NOTEPAD).
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| What is Gnuclient? |
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Gnuclient works like an editor.
Gnuclient is starting up as quick as Notepad and
is exactly as powerful as your XEmacs.
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Gnuclient does not edit files itself, but tries to talk to XEmacs and ask him if he
would like to edit a file.
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When launching XEmacs you have to start a programm called Gnuserv.
Gnuserv enables the communication between your XEmacs and any number of Gnuclients.
Gnuserv is included in this package plus two eLisp-Files showing how to use it.
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Another cool tool included in the package is Gnudoit.
Gnudoit allows you to ask your XEmacs to execute a specific eLisp-expression.
This makes the power of XEmacs availiable to your batches.
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Both Gnuclient and Gnudoit are able to start your XEmacs if Gnuserv is not
running.
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This package is definitely a must have for XEmacs/W9x users!
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| Content: |
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Size: 51.4 Kb /
Last update: 19.Nov.2001 |
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If you detect any errors
or have suggestions
please feel free to send a
Thanks for your help.
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