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Emacs Packages Emacs PackagesI have written a number of packages which work with emacs, which do avariety of different things. Some of them are JDEE related, but Iinclude my stand-alone packages first. This is my new abbreviationexpansion mode. I called it pabbrev for predictive abbreviation. Itworks by gathering words as you type, and then offering them asexpansions, as you type in the buffer. It seems fairly useful tome, and is particularly nice in program buffers. I'm really quitepleased with this. I didn't know whether it was going to be usefulor not when I wrote it, but I use is heavily all the time. Lazy Desktopinteracts with the standards desktop.el package. I really likedesktop but it means my Emacs takes a long time to load (partlybecause loading the desktop forces a lot of autoloads). Thispackage opens a few files to be going on with, and does the rest inthe idle cycle. This package should make it into core Emacssometime soon (or perhaps it already has). This is a relativelysimple package that I wrote, for keeping my code lines relativelyshort. It changes the cursor colour the longer the line gets,although its generic enough to call any function when the line getstoo long. Its called wide-column.el This is a minor modewhich does things depending on the current font-lock symbol atpoint. This means that you can use it to toggle for instanceauto-fill-mode on when on comments and off for the rest of thetime. Its based on a more generic form of jde-auto-abbrev.el, whichI shall retire at some time, or change to being a wrapper aroundtmmofl. There are two files which are tmmofl.el which provides thecore functionality, and tmmofl-x.el which customises tmmofl fordifferent major modes. At the moment the latter is pretty small,but it may grow. This is one of myoccasional use packages that it none the less pretty useful whenyou need it. It translates between English language variants(British, Canadian and some other, less common, ones). The basicfile is called variant.el, but you will also need variant-abbc.elwhich contains the data, borrowed from Kevin Atkinson Keeping the cursorcentered is great when trying to take screen shots or you want toget a lot on screen and then read it without using thekeyboard. It's not great the rest of the time, because half thescreen is empty and this implementation makes the screen flickersomewhat when scrolling. Early days for thispackage at the moment. In essence it opens a shell buffer (orreuses an existing one) and shifts it's current working directoryto somewhere else. Such as the current working directory of thebuffer being worked on. This is really useful when you aredeveloping Java code!The following are my more dodgy works in progress: This seems such an obviousthing to me that I am sure that there is standard functionality forit, but I can't find it for the life of me. Essentially it allowsyou to jump to the function or variable defintion of the form atpoint. This mode uses pggfrom Gnus to encrypt/decrypt buffers using gpg. I used to usecrypt++ with mailcrypt for this, but these seem to be gettingold. This mode is not for the security conscious. I no nothingabout security, and I am sure this is full of holes. But it worksfor me. Flyspell doesn't work as I think it should,which is in the idle timer. The result is that it can be quitedisruptive in terms of CPU usage to normal editing. This packageadds idle support for it. It's code base has been partly hackedfrom pabbrev, and it appears to conflict it. I need to writesomething more generic, to abstract away from the handling of theidle cycle. This package is fairly trivial at themoment. It contains a number of poorly documented files. The ideathough is I want to use Emacs to help me learn a newlanguage. There is one tool for generated a language file (which isa list of words and phrases with translations), and another askingquestions. At the moment it's biased toward teaching Spanish. Itinterfaces with the Festival Speech Synthesis System, so you getauditory feedback. A cheap andcheerful package sa-learn-invoke runs sa-learn from spamassassinfrom within RMAIL, or gnus, which are the two mail readers I use. I usethis one as an addition to JDE, but it is useful for any derivativeof cc-mode. I didnt write this one. Credit here goes to KlausBerndl, who posted it after I stuck up a request on one of theemacs boards. This allows tempo templates to insert electriccharacters and have them behave electrically. Its calledcc-tempo-electric-support.Muse packagesI write lots of stuff in muse mode. I've written a few add-on packages forthis. These are of varying quality. The first works great, though.muse-settings allows configuration of muse projects in the same directoryas the muse files. You can also evaluate arbitrary code when you first opena project.muse-trail allows "trails" through a set of HTML files. Essentially, itprovides ordering, with next/previous buttons.muse-definition enables words to be defined with tooltips which pop up whenthe clicked on.JDE packagesFor the last few years I have been developing mainly in Java. When Istarted off, there was a relative dearth of nifty IDE's for Java, so Iused Emacs. Its robust, its free and it works. I wrote a few bits andbobs to make Java work better with Emacs, but didnt get thatfar. After a few months I discovered that someone else had already gotthere first, and done an excellent job of it, in the shape of theJDE. Since that time I have written several bits of lisp which enhanceJDE, at least I think so. Some of them are complete hacks, and I keepthese for myself. The rest however you can download from here. Some ofthese are still partial hacks, but useful anyway. Jfolding is the mostwidely used package. It allows folding of comments, and methods,reducing them to a single line, which can be expanded with a mouseclick. Its useful for navigating through source code quickly. Itfulfils some of the same functionality as speedbar, but in atotally different way. Its actually a hack, using two existingemacs packages, which are hide-show and folding. The last uses oldstyle selective display, and will no doubt break at some stage, butat the moment it all works well. jserial which insertsserialverUID statements into the current source, by invoking theserialver tool.jde-stack has been removed as the code has now been migrated intothe JDE core.jde-import handled import sorting and so on. This functionalityhas now moved into JDE coreDisclaimer: This is my personal website, and represents my opinion. My formalpages and those of the school and university are linked above. 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