Practical Emacs Lisp ⭐
This chapter teach you how to write emacs commands (that can be called by M-x) and how to write emacs lisp script that can be run in a terminal.
This means, you are learning many emacs lisp functions that deal with issues related specifically to emacs, such as buffer, mark/kill-ring (clipboard), query user by prompt in minibuffer, find replace string in buffer, moving cursor, cursor position, etc.
you might start by watching a video
Practical Elisp ⭐
Writing Command
Text Processing
- Cursor
- Text Editing
- Mark and Region
- Get Buffer String
- Work with Lines
- Copy/Cut/Paste
- thing-at-point
- get text block
- Save narrow-to-region
- Find Replace Text
