Run programs in Emacs buffer, seeing their output inline, interactively

• halp

  5 90 4.6 Python

  Run programs in the Emacs buffer holding their source, seeing their output inline, interactively. (by darius)

• lively

  1 6 10.0 Emacs Lisp

  Live-evaluated emacs lisp snippets (by purcell)

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• emacs_setup

  5 4 2.3 Emacs Lisp

  My Emacs setup with Straight.el

I looked through all of the example files, and it generally looks cool. I won’t use it for personal reasons: I like to keep my Emacs configuration simple. Really simple, currently 82 lines https://github.com/mark-watson/emacs_setup/blob/main/.emacs using straight.el.

I love seeing projects like this, but I seldom use them. Emacs out of the box, with my really simple configuration, supports all programming languages I use as well as my markdown-based book writin activities.

• Emacs-nsh

  3 7 0.0 Emacs Lisp

  Bash shells in named emacs buffers; keeps separate histories for each shell.

M-x shell and simple variations (https://github.com/pjj/Emacs-nsh) allow for infinite scrollback, separate histories, comint-based or plain emacs navigation, and ease the manipulation of arbitrary output. Occasionally I close a shell buffer if the output has exceeded a GB or so, but they typically last weeks or months and I never lost info. They are not full terminals, so not everything works and I bind a lot of terminal-only commands (htop, nvtop) to execute in vterm.

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