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Hi, |
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Just another workaround for this problem. The ones presented in that thread |
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didn't work for me. |
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I used the "open with terminal option" in konqueror to get around this emacs |
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probelm but didn't like the fact that there was always a extra terminal |
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window hanging around so I use dcop to hide that window. |
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So I configure konqueror to open files I want emacs to work with using this |
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script : |
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#!/bin/bash |
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# invokes emacs but hides the current konsole from which it was invoked. |
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# konsole should be killed automatically when emacs exits |
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# make sure that option is set in konqueror otherwise you will have a |
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million hidden windows. |
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# hack to work around bug in konqueror which requires you to invoke emacs |
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# through a terminal when double-clicking a file |
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# get invoking dcop konsole session id |
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KONSOLE_SESSION="$(echo $KONSOLE_DCOP | cut -d\( -f 2 | cut -d, -f1)" |
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# hide the window |
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dcop $KONSOLE_SESSION konsole-mainwindow#1 setHidden true |
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# start emacs |
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emacs $1 & |
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cheers, |
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phillip |
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