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Re: problem in pasting from an X-application into emacs 21
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Ian Zimmerman |
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Re: problem in pasting from an X-application into emacs 21 |
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20 Dec 2002 08:32:31 -0800 |
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Howard> The behavior I find is most strange. I did a little
Howard> experiment with both emacs 19 and emacs 21 running side by
Howard> side. The emacs 19 behaves completely as expected but the
Howard> emacs 21 exhibits the problem mentioned in my original
Howard> message.
Yes, I have seen this as well. In Emacs 20, too.
Here's my original complaint:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-emacsen/2002/debian-emacsen-200208/msg00008.html
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Subject: Re: align.el: how to align space delimited text tables?
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Benjamin Rutt wrote:
> I have a buffer in text-mode that I'd like to align using align.el.
> Here are the contents:
>
> max 4096 cs 70 ap_mp 9 t 55% np 63 ap 63
> max 6291.456 cs 70 ap_mp 9 t 55% np 63 ap 63
> max 8192 cs 70 ap_mp 9 t 55% np 63 ap 63
>
> I'd like to align the fields to the following:
>
> max 4096 cs 70 ap_mp 9 t 55% np 63 ap 63
> max 6291.456 cs 70 ap_mp 9 t 55% np 63 ap 63
> max 8192 cs 70 ap_mp 9 t 55% np 63 ap 63
>
> Anyone have a good recipe for this?
1. Mark the region (C-x h if the text is the entire contents of the buffer,
or the buffer has already been narrowed to the text).
2. Replace the region:
C-u M-|
awk '{printf("%s %-8s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s\n", C-q C-j
$1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10, $11, $12)}' RET
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