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Never mind. I just found https://emacswiki.org/emacs/BookMarks
I upgrade Emacs 24.5.1 to 25.1, and clipboard-yank
doesn't yank from X11 clipboard anymore.
@gregnwosu I have the following settings in ~/.emacs
'(select-enable-clipboard nil)
'(x-select-enable-clipboard-manager nil)
In emacs 24.5.1, x-clipboard-yank
used to work fine. In emacs 25.1, there is no x-clipboard-yank
, and clipboard-yank
doesn't work if select-enable-clipboard
is nil.
@crocket , did it load correctly , any error messages in the message buffer on startup or from trying x-clipboard-yank
understood. perhaps you might like to try xclip. Ive seen that there is a package for it in emacs 25
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/3rxfr5/xclip_copypaste_killyank_and_emacs_in_a_terminal/
well if there is no package as you say , there is no package to have a bug. but perhaps i misunderstand
Oh, it seems x-clipboard-yank
is available, but it's not available for auto-completion.
Is there a way to enable a post-commit hook in magit? Mine has a read-line in it, that might be problematic
What is the emacs package that highlights surrounding symbols the same as where point is at?
@ag I read on ag’s website that it reads .gitignore. But how about multiple .gitignores in subdirectories? it looks like it doesn’t handle that