J JBot macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 28, 2009 #1 i was wondering how you would go about showing the line numbers under emacs? i found acouple sites that say you edit the .emacs file, but i cant locate that on file on my machine (awkward). anybody feel like helping me out?
i was wondering how you would go about showing the line numbers under emacs? i found acouple sites that say you edit the .emacs file, but i cant locate that on file on my machine (awkward). anybody feel like helping me out?
lee1210 macrumors 68040 Sep 28, 2009 #2 [TROLL] Sure. ctrl-X, ctrl-C. At the terminal, type vim filename.xyz<enter> Type :set number<enter> =) [/TROLL] -Lee
[TROLL] Sure. ctrl-X, ctrl-C. At the terminal, type vim filename.xyz<enter> Type :set number<enter> =) [/TROLL] -Lee
J JBot macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 28, 2009 #3 lee1210 said: [TROLL] Sure. ctrl-X, ctrl-C. At the terminal, type vim filename.xyz<enter> Type :set number<enter> =) [/TROLL] Click to expand... and yes. that gives you line numbers in vim. but i asked about the emacs editor. not vim.
lee1210 said: [TROLL] Sure. ctrl-X, ctrl-C. At the terminal, type vim filename.xyz<enter> Type :set number<enter> =) [/TROLL] Click to expand... and yes. that gives you line numbers in vim. but i asked about the emacs editor. not vim.
notjustjay macrumors 603 Sep 28, 2009 #4 If the .emacs file doesn't exist, you could always just create one.