Questions tagged [multiple-modes]
Editing mixed-content files with multiple major modes in the same buffer
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enable counsel-projectile by default
I want to enable counsel-projectile-mode by default. I have added (counsel-projectile-mode) to .emacs file as per project's usage guide but it doesn't work; meaning projectile still uses ido for ...
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Edit a portion of YAML file (a multi-line string) with a different mode
I'm constantly editing a big yaml file with many multi-line strings, which are BASH scripts. In org-mode I would use something like: #+begin_src sh echo "cool" #+end_src And then just to C-c ' (org-...
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Is there a way to have multiple modes in one buffer? [duplicate]
This is kind of a weird question, but I have a file that's a mix of perl, text, and Bourne shell. Is there some (easy) way to have emacs switch major modes at different points in the file? Perhaps ...
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Custom theme based on major mode or file type
How can I customize emacs to use a different theme based on major mode or file-type? And, could it work to have different themes active in different windows? My use case would be: have (1) one ...
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Ergonomic way to edit source code inside ReST or Markdown code blocks?
I often find myself writing ReST files with embedded source code examples (e.g. in .. code:: blocks or GFM-style triple-backticks; usually the embedded source code is Python). And this is always an ...
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Multiple major modes in one buffer (e.g., python-mode & LaTeX-mode)
Using the LaTeX-package pythontex I one can insert python code into the latex document which is executed (and printed to your latex file if you want) if you run latex. I use auctex for editing latex ...
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