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Open files by moving cursor over the path name in a buffer and a key tro
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CloudStrife |
Subject: |
Open files by moving cursor over the path name in a buffer and a key troke |
Date: |
24 Sep 2006 21:10:25 -0700 |
User-agent: |
G2/1.0 |
I would like to implement the following feature:
If there is a filename within one buffer, I would like
to open this file just by moving the point over that
filename and hitting a special keystroke.
THere is a similar thread in this group that deals with this topic but
inspite of reading it and tring it didnot herlp. hrer is what happened
####### say this is some buffer########
....
......
......
source /tools/linux/directory/foo.tcl
....
...
######## Buffer ends ##############
Now i would like to open the file by positioning my cursor over
"/tools/linux/directory/foo.tcl" at any point and open it either in the
same buffer or preferably another buffer.
What was suggested in the thread was to use M-X find-file-at-point
RETURN
but this is behaving exactly like C-X C-F and the mini buffer is asking
for the file name. I donot know what is happening. please enlighten
Thanks in adavance
-Cloud
- Open files by moving cursor over the path name in a buffer and a key troke,
CloudStrife <=