Tag Archives: emacs

pymacs, ropemacs, and virtualenv, all at the same time.

Posted on March 4, 2011 by slacy

So, you’re developing for Python, and you want to use rope and ropemacs and pymacs, but it’s totally busted when you use your virtualenv. In addition, the packaged versions of pymacs+ropemacs for ubuntu 10.10 (and 11.04) are also kind of … Continue reading →

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Why is my Ubuntu 10.04 emacs so messed up?

Posted on May 24, 2010 by slacy

This is what it looks like, if I install any of the emacs*-gtk packages:  (i.e. the ones that support TTF/Antialiased fonts)

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flymake for emacs + Python

Posted on November 6, 2009 by slacy

flymake is an emacs mode that lets you “compile” (or syntax check) your code on the fly. For Python, this means that you can run several syntax checkers, like pep8 or pylint, or pyflakes (or all of the above) while … Continue reading →

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Useful keybindings for emacs python-mode

Posted on November 4, 2009 by slacy

I wrote up this keybinding the other day at work, and found that I missed it when I went home, so I wrote it again from scratch. It allows you easily indent or undent the current region using M-left and … Continue reading →

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