Emacs

Emacs is the mo­ther of all edi­tors. I am using Emacs as text edi­tor for va­ri­ous pur­poses. To sim­pli­fy things I have written se­ve­ral ex­ten­si­ons to Emacs. Some of those are pro­vi­ded here.

I am using nor­mal­ly GNU Emacs. The ex­ten­si­ons pro­vi­ded here should work with other in­car­na­ti­ons of Emacs as well.

multi-mode

multi-mode en­ables the use of se­ve­ral modes in one buffer. The switching be­tween the modes is per­formed automatically. The use of this mode is very use­ful for mixed do­cu­ments like pro­gram code and embedded do­cu­men­ta­tion. more...

iso-tex

iso-tex pro­vides the functionality to temporarily transform (La)TeX sources du­ring the editing in Emacs into Latin-1. The file saved con­tains portable TeX macros. more...

iso-html

iso-html pro­vides the functionality to temporarily transform HTML sources du­ring the editing in Emacs into Latin-1. The file saved con­tains portable HTML entities. more...

pro­log-in­dent

I have found no­thing appropriate to for­mat my Pro­log code ac­cor­ding to my requirements. Thus I have written an Emacs module. more...