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Re: My gnuServer notes on Win2000
From: |
Matthias Rempe |
Subject: |
Re: My gnuServer notes on Win2000 |
Date: |
10 Aug 2003 15:05:54 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.3.50 |
>>>>> "HM" == Herb Martin <news@LearnQuick.com> writes:
> I have trouble getting gnuServ gnuClient (gnuClientW) to work
> (I'm new to Emacs) but this is what I found.
> I put all the gnu* executables on my path but that didn't help,
> so I shoved them into the emacs\bin directory and found/wrote
> some code to make it work without having to add THAT to the
> path....
hmm, I have the executables in emacs\bin, too, however, I've added
emacs\bin to the Windows PATH variable.
As far as I remember, there are different versions of gnuclient (my
works with mailslots, the other with ports?). I use "gnuclient 1.7 (27
Feb 1997)", "gnuserv 1.5 (27 Feb 1997)", and "gnudoit 1.3 (27 Feb
1997)".
> I needed this snippet of code (for .emacs file):
I've nearly the same snippet, I think I got it from a post by Charles
Curley:
;; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; Start GNUServ
;; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; comments from C. Curley
;; start gnuserv stuff. Put it up front so you don't get into a timeout
;; problem, according to Cristian Ionescu-Idbohrn
;; <cristian.ionescu-idbohrn@axis.com>
(if (memq window-system '(win32 w32)) ; Windows NT/95
(progn
(require 'gnuserv)
(gnuserv-start)
;;; open buffer in existing frame instead of creating new one...
(setq gnuserv-frame (selected-frame))
(message "gnuserv started.")))
;; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
In my site-lisp directory, I have gnuserv.el:
(defconst gnuserv-rcs-header-id "$Header: gnuserv.el,v 2.1a 98/10/03
14:28:00 saurian $")
I then associated files in Explorer with gnuclientw, e.g.:
txt -> open: gnuclientw.exe "%1"
Doubleclicking on a txt file then opens it in Emacs.
--
Matthias