Книга: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
4.7.6 A Few More Bookmark Commands
4.7.6 A Few More Bookmark Commands
In addition to those we've discussed, there are a few more esoteric bookmark commands. These include bookmark-insert, which inserts the text of the bookmarked file at the cursor position; bookmark-write, which prompts for a new filename in which to save bookmarks; and bookmark-load, to load these separate bookmark files. These commands are less useful than the others, but you may think of some clever uses we have not.
Table 4-6 summarizes bookmark commands.
Table 4-6. Bookmark commands
| Keystrokes | Command name | Action |
|---|---|---|
| C-x r m Edit ? Bookmarks ? Set Bookmark | bookmark-set | Set a bookmark at the current cursor position. |
| C-x r b Edit ? Bookmarks ? Jump to Bookmark | bookmark-jump | Jump to a bookmark. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Rename Bookmark | bookmark-rename | Rename a bookmark. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Delete Bookmark | bookmark-delete | Delete a bookmark. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Save Bookmarks | bookmark-save | Save all bookmarks in default file. |
| C-x r l Edit ? Bookmarks ? Edit Bookmark List | bookmark-menu-list | Move to *Bookmark List* buffer. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Insert Contents | bookmark-insert | Insert full text of file associated with a given bookmark. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Save Bookmarks As | bookmark-write | Save all bookmarks in a specified file. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Load a Bookmark File | bookmark-load | Load bookmarks from specified file. |
| (none)Edit ? Bookmarks ? Insert Location | bookmark-insert-location | Insert the path to a given bookmark at the cursor position. |
Now that you know how to work with multiple buffers, frames, and windows, why not read the next chapter to discover some of the things you can do with them? Some, like using the directory editor and working with the command line from within Emacs, have been alluded to in this chapter.
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- Appendix A. Detailed explanations of special commands
- Commands
- 4 A few ways to use threads
- Use Essential Commands from the
- Using Basic Print Commands
- Using Commands in the ftpaccess File to Configure wu-ftpd
- Configure Commands Directed Toward the cdpath
- Using Commands for Server Administration
- More on Strings
- Basic Commands
- Combining Commands
- Appendix B. U-Boot Configurable Commands