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Well since the last Make Your own Weapon was forgotten, I decided to revive it.
Giant Corndog
Level 17 Two-Handed Arms
+ 63 Strength
+ 24 Vitality
It's a giant corndog you found on the road, Looks like it isn't edible, But it's great for hitting stuff though.
Wet RapiTube
Level 30 Primary Arms
Cannot be used by Biological
Strength +110
Instinct +90
Speed +60
Ice Piercing +100
Grants Special Ability:
Point Squirt
120 Focus (CD:1)
Damages the enemy (Ice) for 325% of your Strength and Instinct.
Level 20 Two-Handed Primary Arms
Strength+ 100
All those enemies.....DEAD
Prison Shiv
Level 3 Secondary arms
Strength +2
[i]A small knife with Blood stains on the hilt. The last person to use this was not very smart
Kings Crown
Level 25 Helmet
+55 Strength
+25 Focus
+30 Speed
The king of something once wore this. Now he's dead, and you're wearing it.
Butter Knife
Level 1 Primary Arms
+1 Speed
+3 Strength
+1 Vitality
You FAIL!
the dented hollow shield
level 1 secondary arms
+1 all defense's
-10 speed
why did firetail make this?
Stop going way back dacer...
Level 1 two-handed arms
+1 Physical Defense
+1 Focus
+1 Cosmic Defense
+1000 Confidence
Nah, confidence doesn't do anything
Dragon Tooth Rifle
Level 30 Two-Handed Arms
+150 Strength
+100 Speed
-50% Focus
+25 Focus
+50 Lightning Piercing
+50 Cosmic Piercing
+50 Fire Piercing
-15% Vitality
The ultimate rifle. It was once part of a dragon, now you get to shoot it's teeth.
Giant Fountain Pen
Lvl. 30 Two-Handed Arms
+100 Strength
+75 Speed
+130 Instinct
+122 Physical Piercing
+80 Poison Piercing
+10 Focus
The pen is mightier than the sword, after all.
Duct Tape
Level 1 Primary Arms
+1 Strength
+3 Speed
+9,000 Redneck
Seriously? Really?
Level 1 Secondary Arms
+1 Vitality
You have a cold?
Level 30 Arms
+50 Fire Piercing
+50 Shadow Piercing
+50 Physical Piercing
+50 Cosmic Piercing
+50 Earth Piercing
+50 Poison Piercing
+50 Ice Piercing
You feelin' lucky, punk?
lol soward (giant feather)
lv 15 primary arms
+19 strength
+30 speed
+9,999,999 lol
tickle your opponent to death, no seriously, tickle
The Banner Of Fail
Level 30 Two-Handed Arms
+1 Speed
+2 Strength
+3 Instinct
+4 Vitality
+5 All Piercings
+6 All Defenses
Now you know what you get for Straight Fs...
Lvl. 30 Secondary Arms
+150 Vitality
+100 Physical Defense
+100 Earth Defense
Spills, stains, smudges, big or small, Oxyclean will clean them all! (RIP Billy Mays)
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So heres the scoop: my DS still gets a bottle and is rocked to sleep.Ā Problem is, hes too old, and too big, and its not working anymore.Ā For the past couple of weeks he has been gfighting sleep and will stay up uintil 9, only after he has had a bottle (maybe more) and has been rocked until hes totally passed out.Ā Otherwise, if we just put him in his crib he will scream until we go back in.Ā He goes to day care and we need to be out of the house by 7 because we have commutes to work.Ā At daycare he was napping twice one in the am and one in the afternoon.Ā We went down to one mid day to see if that would help.Ā We know he's to old for this, and the milk is bad for his teeth.Ā We tried to let him cry it out last night, but I could not handle it.Ā I went in there and rocked and sang to him until he finally gave in.Ā But he needs to put himself to sleep, and we need to wean off this bottle.Ā Help! Anyone have similar experiences and have success with CIO?
16 month old...cry it out? HELP
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Hi Katie,
Would you be able to post some logs so we can see what his day looks like? That might help the board give you some recommendations.
Second thing, have you read the opening sticky on the different ways to ST? It's a wealth of great information and also a great place to start.
At 16 months, it's probably going to be a little tougher to teach him how to go to sleep on his own. It will likely involve some level of CIO, as you mention. IMO, the key is knowing your baby and what he can handle. For instance, my DD was STed at four months and we did a version of PUPD, which worked for her at the time. However, if we tried that now (based on her evolved personality) that would NEVER work. The attention from us would be way too stimulating for her and would actually piss her off even more, LOL. On the rare occasion that she gives us some trouble at BT I have to leave her now because my going in there would make everything a mess (and yes, I've tried it so I know). But other babies are different, for sure, and need a bit more soothing. You know your LO best but just know that at this age, there will be some crying, for sure.
Also, I wouldn't worry so much about him taking a bottle at BT at the moment. I think it would be a lot to wean him from that AND try to teach him how to soothe himself to sleep all at once. Personally, my DD (15 months) still takes a bottle of milk at BT. It's just a little part of her routine and while I know that we will eventually have to wean her of it, since she doesn't fall asleep on the bottle or use it as a crutch, I don't worry about it too much.
So start with the sticky and maybe post some logs and the board will start to chime in. GL!
Kristina, mom to Molly (4/6/2010) and Bennett (8/25/13)
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Tuesday night
down for bed at 8:15 pm (after a bottle and a 20 min. rock)
woke up at 12:45--I rocked him back to sleep
3:56 woke up DH rocked him back
5:15 am woke up--I rocked him back down
up for the day at 6:30 am
nap at daycare from 12:15 to 2:30 pm, she woke him
Last┬ĀNight (wed.)
bed at 8:15 (rock and a bottle)
woke up about 2:45 am (DH rocked him back down)
Thursday (today): up for the day at 5:45 am (wouldn't go back to sleep)
nap at DC 7:45 am┬Ā(she said he was very grumpy and not his usual self)
2nd nap started at 12: haven't heard from her, but she will wake him up at 2:30 if he is still asleep
I talked to a friend of mine who did CIO with her kids and she pumped me up.┬Ā She said that her son was in a toddler bed and was still being rocked and nursed to sleep at 2, and she reminded me once they are in the toddler bed, they can get up and find you ;) So were going out of town this weekend, and I want to do it on a weekend, so were going to try to start nxt weekend, although I am tempted to do it asap...should we wait until we get back, were only going to be gone for the weekend...
yes I would def wait until you get back plus its only for the weekend - as far as I know you should try to limit all the travels or anything else that's not a normal routine during sleep trainings! ┬Āgood luck !! ┬Āoh and also you really gotta stay consistent !!!! ┬Āvery important !!! ┬Ākeep us posted
ok that is what I thought, thank you, I will.┬Ā
So how long will it take? Longer than two weeks? Were going to be going out of town again Aug. 4-7 so that only give us 1 week and 3 days home before we out of┬Ātown again...at this point I can't wait to start this!
I'm in the same situation, only my LO still wants to nurse to sleep. We started going through her bedtime routine at night: dinner, then a bath, then some down time, nurse and then to bed. It was really tough the first two days but has gotten consistently better. Naps, I haven't figured out, though... Please keep me posted of your progess!
Proud momma to Eliana, 4/15/10
I am in the same situation too with my 11 mo DD.┬Ā She still needs to be bottle fed/rocked to sleep, but then she will STTN.┬Ā I know it's gonna take CIO to get her to fall asleep on her own, but I have a lot of anxiety about it.┬Ā Naps are my main concern right now though.┬Ā She will only nap in a bouncy chair at daycare and at home.┬Ā She's getting too big for that!┬Ā Katie, please keep us posted!


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Any plans for a trainer?
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Steam version, fingers crossed
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Trainer options I'd like to see:
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Quick Level for hero and for Valkeries
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I suppose infinite Rage and Mana in battle would be useful too, though honestly I've had no problems with either so far.
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Before you start
Learn what to expect from this tutorial, and how to get the most out of it.
About this series
The Emacs editing environment is a favorite of UNIX® developers. It's known around the world as the king of editors, but many users find it has a bit of a learning curve. The Emacs environment doesn't seem intuitive at first glance, and it doesn't work like other editors and word processors. But learning Emacs doesn't have to be difficult. Once you get going, you'll see how intuitive it is and become more comfortable with it after each use. This tutorial series (see Resources) shows you the way, taking you from the basics of Emacs, such as its features, philosophy, key-command layout, and methods for editing text, through many of its powerful editing features.
After completing this series (see Resources), you'll be able to comfortably use Emacs for everyday editing, be well on your way to Emacs proficiency, and have a good feel for many of the advanced capabilities of Emacs.
About this tutorial
This intermediate-level, hands-on tutorial builds on what you learned in previous installments, and shows you how to customize and tool the system for your specific needs.
In this tutorial, you learn how to manage and manipulate the viewport of your Emacs session—the main Emacs X client window and the space inside it that displays buffers and other information. You find out the best way to partition this area for your use, including creating multiple X client windows for a single Emacs session and displaying multiple buffers in each window by dividing the screen with horizontal and vertical divisions. You also examine how to use the mouse to manipulate these divisions.
This tutorial illustrates how to manipulate your view into Emacs: how to partition and divide an Emacs window and how to make more Emacs windows that attach to a single Emacs session.
After working through this tutorial, you'll know how to manipulate frames and the windows they contain, including using mouse techniques to do so.
Before working through this tutorial, you should complete the previous tutorials in this series. They lay down the basic foundation and explain many of the Emacs concepts you use in this tutorial (see Resources).
The special Emacs notation for representing keystrokes, which is used in this tutorial and throughout the series, is described in the introduction of the first tutorial of the series, "Learning the Emacs editing environment, Part 1: The basics of Emacs."
Although this tutorial is written for all levels of UNIX expertise, it's helpful if you have at least a rudimentary understanding of the UNIX file system:
- Files
- Directories
- Permissions
- File system hierarchy
System requirements
This tutorial requires a user account on any UNIX-based system that has a recent copy of Emacs installed.
There are several varieties of Emacs; the original and most popular is GNU Emacs, which is published online by the GNU Project (see Resources).
You should have a recent copy of GNU Emacs—one that is at version 20 or greater. Versions 20 and 21 are the most commonly available, and development snapshots of version 22 are also available. This tutorial works with any of these versions for Emacs. If your system is running something older, it's time to upgrade.
To know what version of Emacs you have running, use the GNU-style
--version flag:
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Because this tutorial deals exclusively with graphical elements of Emacs operation in the X Window System environment, you should also have an X server up and running.
This tutorial uses a two-file sample data set, which is available as a single archive file (see the Downloads section for the link).
Split and partition your Emacs session
You can use a number of commands to control an Emacs window, which is the view of a buffer that you see framed in an Emacs X client window containing the buffer itself and its mode line beneath it. These commands let you view multiple buffers at once by partitioning your window in various ways. Practically speaking, these are the most commonly used of all the commands for manipulation of Emacs client windows.
The examples in this tutorial use a sample data set, which is available in a compressed archive file (see Downloads). This archive file contains a tar archive containing two plain text files, innocence and experience, whose contents are the complete text of William Blake's The Songs of Innocence and The Songs of Experience, respectively—you'll recognize some of the text from previous tutorials. To get started, extract these two files into your own examples directory.
Split a window vertically
Probably the most common way to partition an Emacs window is to slice it in half across the middle of the screen. This action makes two new windows, each with its own mode line and each approximately half the height of the original. You cut horizontally across the Emacs screen, so the two new windows are stacked on top of each other in a vertical column; thus, this kind of window operation is called a vertical split.
To make such a split, run the
split-window-vertically function, which is
bound to the
C-x 2 keystroke.
Try it with the sample files:
Start Emacs by typing
emacsin the directory containing your copies of the two sample files.
Open the files:
C-x C-f innocence Enter C-x C-f experience Enter
Split the window:
C-x 2
Notice that the active buffer (named experience, which was the last buffer you opened) appears in both windows when the window splits. The buffer in the top window is now the active buffer and contains an active cursor. Switch to the innocence buffer in this top window:
C-x b Enter
Your Emacs session should look like Figure 1.
Figure 1. Splitting an Emacs window vertically
Incidentally, this is the same two-buffer vertical split that Emacs
does automatically when you start it with two files as arguments, as
described in the last tutorial in this series, "Emacs options, registers, and
bookmarks." Type
C-c to exit Emacs,
and then try it on the sample files:
$ emacs innocence experience
Notice the one difference: When you specify two files as command-line arguments, the bottom window (whose contents are the second argument) becomes the active window.
You're not limited to two windows at once—Emacs can show as many windows as will fit on the screen. But remember that when you make a split, Emacs splits the current window, and all other windows remain untouched.
For example, the bottom window of the two is now active; type
C-x 2 to split just this one lower
Your Emacs screen is now divided into three windows, and the middle
window is active. Type
C-x 2 to split that
middle window again, making a total of four windows in the Emacs
screen—and then type
C-x 2 again to try to split the second,
tiny window. Depending on the size of your main Emacs X client window,
this recursive splitting of split windows comes to an end sooner or
later, at the point when any new window would be too small to display
at least two lines of text and a mode line; then, Emacs beeps and
reports in the minibuffer that the given window can't be split
further. Your session should look like Figure
Figure 2. Multiple Emacs vertical splits
You can use split windows to view multiple buffers at once, but it's also helpful to view the same buffer in multiple windows—specifically, to view different parts of a buffer in different windows. This ability to edit one part of the buffer while you're looking at another part of the buffer is one of the most useful tricks in power editing. It's a tremendous aid.
Try it now:
Exit Emacs by typing
C-x C-c, and then start it up with a single file:
$ emacs experience
M->to move to the end of the buffer.
C-x 2to split the window vertically, with the same buffer in both windows.
Move to the top of the buffer in the active window: Type
Move the cursor down several dozen lines with the down arrow key. You can move through the buffer as it appears in the top window, but Emacs always displays the end of the same buffer in the bottom window.
When you split a window, Emacs automatically determines the dimensions of the split—it usually cuts a buffer in half, so the two new buffers created in a vertical split each use exactly half the space of the original. But you can also specify the size, in number of lines, that the top window of a vertical split should have (including its mode line) by preceding the split command with a number.
Try splitting the buffer in two with nine lines for the top buffer:
Exit Emacs by typing
C-x C-c, and then start it up with a single file:
$ emacs experience
M-9 C-x 2to split the buffer, with nine lines in the top buffer.
To specify the number of lines for the bottom buffer instead of the top, use a negative number.
Try splitting the buffer in two, with four lines for the bottom buffer:
Exit Emacs by typing
C-x C-c, and then start it up with a single file:
$ emacs experience
M-- M-4 C-x 2to split the buffer, with four lines in the bottom buffer.
C-x 2 makes a vertical split, but a number
of important key bindings for splitting windows begin with the
C-x 4 prefix.
To open a new file in a new buffer and in a new window, use the
find-file-other-window function, which is
bound to
C-x 4 f. Then, give the name of
the file. To open the read-only file, use
find-file-read-only-other-window instead
and give the filename. It's bound to
C-x 4 r.
Try opening the innocence file in a new buffer in the other window:
C-x 4 f innocence Enter.
Although the other window already existed when you specified a four-line window, notice how this command resizes it so that the active window and the new window are about the same size.
switch-to-buffer-other-window function,
which is bound to
C-x 4 b, splits the
window vertically and lets you choose which buffer to display in the
new other window, which also becomes the active window.
Try switching the buffer in the other window to the innocence buffer
with this command: Type
C-x 4 b innocence
Enter and notice
that it doesn't change the window you typed it in—it,
too, now displays the innocence buffer.
To display a new buffer in another vertical window but keep the active
cursor in the current window, run the
display-buffer function, which is bound to
C-x 4 C-o. It prompts for the name of the
buffer to display in the other window, but the current window remains
active. If the display has only a single window, this function splits
it and creates a new window—but if the display already
has two or more windows, a new split isn't made.
Try switching the buffer in the bottom window to the experience buffer
with this command: Type
C-x 4 C-o
experience Enter.
Move inside a window
When you have multiple windows in your Emacs session, cursor motion isn't affected—you move normally in the current, active window just as if there were only one window in your session. And when you scroll this window, using either the scrollbar or the various keys for scrolling, the other window or windows don't scroll—even if those windows show a copy of the same buffer.
To scroll the other window, not the window the cursor is in, use
scroll-other-window function, which is
bound to
C-M-v. (Emacs keeps all your
windows in an ordered list, so if you have more than two windows open,
this command scrolls the window that is next on the list.)
Try typing
C-M-v now to scroll through the
lower window with the experience buffer in it until the title of "A
Little Boy Lost" comes into view.
You can scroll all windows that are open to the same buffer at once by
enabling scroll-all mode. This function is a toggle and, when it's
active, the mode line shows
*SL*. It moves
all the windows of the same buffer together, even if the windows show
completely different portions of the buffer—the scroll
commands you type are applied to all windows containing that
Try it now:
C-x b experience Enterto switch to the experience buffer in the top window.
Turn on scroll-all mode by typing
M-x scroll-all-mode.
Scroll through both windows at once by typing
PgDnwhile the top window is still active.
Move the cursor up in both windows by pressing the up arrow key; press it enough times so that the top of the buffer appears in the top window, and keep pressing to see the cursor move in the bottom window but not the top.
Move the cursor down in both buffers by pressing the down arrow key several times.
Move to another window
To move between the windows, run the
other-window function,
o, which moves to the next window. It
cycles through all windows when you run it repeatedly. When you move
to another window, the cursor is drawn at the current point in that
You can also move the cursor to other windows by specifying them
directionally with the
windmove commands,
as described by Table 1.
Table 1. Summary of Emacs windmove commands
|Move to the window directly above the current window, if it exists.
|Move to the window directly below the current window, if it exists.
|Move to the window directly to the left of the current window, if it exists.
|Move to the window directly to the right of the current window, if it exists.
Try it now:
C-x oto move to the bottom window.
Turn off scroll-all mode: Type
M-x scroll-all-mode, and then scroll down to "A Little Boy Lost" again, noticing that the top window no longer scrolls.
Move back to the top window by typing
C-x o.
Split this window with
C-x 2.
Move down to the window you just split by typing
M-x windmove-down.
Delete a window
There are a few ways to delete Emacs windows.
To delete the current window—that is, the one
where the active cursor currently is—run the
delete-window function, which is bound to
C-x 0.
Try it now to delete the third window you just created: Type
C-x 0.
To delete all windows except the current window, run the
delete-other-windows function, which is
bound to
C-x 1.
Try it: Type
C-x 1.
When you delete a window, you don't kill the buffer it
shows—the buffer remains open in Emacs. To delete
the current window and kill its buffer at the same time, run
kill-buffer-and-window function, which
is bound to
C-x 4 0.
Try it:
Split the window in half vertically: Type
C-x 2so that now you have two windows in your Emacs session.
Move the cursor to the space between BOY and LOST in the poem title, and type
M-tto transpose the two words.
Write the current buffer, experience, to a new file called new.experience: Type
C-x C-w new.experience.
Kill the buffer and the window with
C-x 4 0. Type
yto verify.
When you do this, the new.experience buffer is killed, and your Emacs session has a single window again.
Split a window horizontally
Corresponding to the
function just described is
split-window-horizontally, which is bound
C-x 3. This function splits the current
Emacs window in half down the middle of the screen and lines up the
two new windows horizontally, so they're up against each other. This
is particularly good for side-by-side views of similar buffers. Try
Open the experience file in a new buffer: Type
C-x C-f experience Enter.
C-x 3to split the window in half horizontally.
C-x b Enterto change the contents of the leftmost window to the innocence buffer.
Your Emacs session should now look like Figure 3.
Figure 3. Sample files in horizontal Emacs windows
As with vertical splits, you can precede this function with a numeric argument to specify the number of characters wide the window on the left should be; if you give a negative number, it specifies the width of the window on the right.
Try it: Split the current window in half horizontally, making the
leftmost window 11 characters wide, by typing
C-u 11 C-x 3.
Notice that the number you give includes a single character for the leftmost window's scrollbar, a single character for the blank column between the scrollbar and the contents of the buffer, the columns of the buffer itself, a column for arrow figures that indicate if a line wraps beyond its displayed width, and finally the scrollbar of the second window in the split. In this case, the leftmost window you just created contains a displayable width of seven characters, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Multiple horizontal windows in Emacs
As with the vertical splits of the same buffer, any horizontal splits
of the same buffer are treated individually. Scrolling and cursor
motions in one don't affect the other, so when you move the cursor in
one window, it doesn't affect any other windows containing the same
buffer. But you can use another trick. If you turn on
follow-mode, you can make a single large
"virtual" window out of multiple windows of the same buffer.
This way, when you split a window horizontally, the windows show different but connected parts of the buffer, making one large virtual window of the buffer. Moving the cursor down at the end of one window brings it to the beginning of the next.
Try it:
C-x 1to remove all the windows and
C-x 3to split the single window in half horizontally. Now your Emacs session has two windows, each containing the innocence buffer and each with the cursor at the top of the buffer.
M-x follow-modeto enable this mode for this buffer. Notice that the word Follow appears in the mode line of both windows. The contents of the second window changed: It now takes up right where the left window leaves off, beginning with the line just below that window.
Move the cursor down through the buffer in the left window by pressing the down arrow key, and watch what happens when you get to the bottom of the window: The cursor moves to the top of the right window.
Move the cursor down in the right window, and watch how both windows are redrawn. Move the cursor up in the right window with the up arrow key, and watch what happens when you get to the top of the window: The cursor moves to the bottom of the left window.
This function is a toggle. Run it again to turn it off in that buffer: Type
M-x follow-modeand notice that Follow no longer appears in the mode line.
follow-mode also works on buffers
that are split vertically, using this mode offers no advantage in most
Resize a window
So far, you've either used the default sizes for windows or specified their size at the time of their creation. But you can resize any Emacs window at any time.
To make the current window taller, run the
enlarge-window function, which is bound to
C-x ^. To make it shorter, precede this
function with
M--. To reduce or grow the
window by a specific number of lines, give that number (using the
universal argument,
You can also change the widths of windows. To make the current window
narrower, run the
shrink-window-horizontally function, which
is bound to
C-x {. To make it wider, run
enlarge-window-horizontally function,
which is bound to
C-x }.
Try shaping some windows in your Emacs session:
C-x 1to close any existing windows, and type
C-x b innocence Enterto bring the innocence buffer to this window.
Split this window in half horizontally with
C-x 3.
Switch the buffer in the rightmost window by typing
C-x 4 C-o experience Enter.
Split the leftmost window in half vertically with the experience buffer in the bottom window by typing
C-x 2 C-x o C-x b experience Enter.
Move the cursor to the beginning of the "Ah, Sunflower" poem by typing
C-s sunfto search for the title, and then type
C-u 6 C-lto redraw the window with this poem in view.
Shrink this window by five lines and redraw it by typing
M-- M-5 C-x ^ C-l.
Some lines still wrap because the window isn't wide enough to display them. Make the window wider by two characters by typing
C-x } C-x }.
If you end up reducing the window too much when resizing so that fewer lines remain than can draw the window and its mode line, the window is killed. Try it:
Move to the window above this one: Type
C-u -5 C-x ^to shrink the window by five lines.
Try it again a few more times: Type
C-u -5 C-x ^, and type it again to shrink the window further. Keep going until it disappears.
You can use a few more tweaks. To reduce the size of the window, if
possible, run the
function, which is bound to
C-x -. You can
also balance the sizes of all visible windows by running the
balance-windows function. It makes all
windows the approximate same size. It's bound to
Try it: Type
C-x 2 C-x 2 to make a few more
windows, and type
C-x + C-x + to balance
their heights.
In addition to using these commands, you can resize windows using the mouse, as you'll learn in the "Resize windows with the mouse" section.
Compare two windows
Frequently, multiple windows are used to compare the contents of
buffers. The
compare-windows function lets
you do this: It compares the text in two windows, starting with the
character at point in both windows and moving point (in both windows)
to the first character that differs. If the files are identical, point
is moved to the end of both buffers.
Try running it now on the sample file called experience and the new.experience file you edited earlier:
Exit Emacs by typing
C-x C-c, and then start it up with a single file:
$ emacs experience
C-x f new.experienceto open your edited file in a new buffer.
Split the screen vertically with each of the buffers in its own window by typing
C-x 3 C-x b Enter.
M-x compare-windowsto run the comparison.
The cursor in both windows moves to the first thing that differs in the file: the title of the poem you altered earlier. Your Emacs session should look like Figure 5.
Figure 5. Comparing the contents of two Emacs windows
Table of Emacs window commands
Table 2 contains a list of common Emacs commands for manipulating windows, giving their key binding if applicable and describing their function.
Table 2. Common Emacs window-manipulation commands
C-x 2
|Split the current window in half across the middle, stacking the new buffers vertically.
C-x 4 b
|Split the current window in half vertically, prompting for the buffer to use the bottom window and making that the active window.
C-x 4 C-o
|Display a buffer in another window, prompting for the buffer to use the other window but keeping the current window active. (If only one window exists, then split the window vertically to display the other buffer.)
C-x 4 f
|Open a new file in a new buffer, drawing it in a new vertical window.
C-x 4 r
|Open a new file in a new read-only buffer, drawing it in a new vertical window.
|Scroll to the window that would be the next one to switch to
C-x o.
|Toggle the scroll-all minor mode. When it's on, all windows displaying the buffer in the current window are scrolled simultaneously and in equal, relative amounts.
C-x o
|Move the cursor to the next window, and make it the active window.
|Move to the window directly above the current window, if it exists.
|Move to the window directly below the current window, if it exists.
|Move to the window directly to the left of the current window, if it exists.
|Move to the window directly to the right of the current window, if it exists.
C-x 0
|Delete the current window, and move the cursor to the window
that would be the next one to switch to with
C-x o.
C-x 1
|Delete all windows except the current window.
C-x 4 0
|Delete the current window, and kill its buffer.
C-x 3
|Split the current window in half down the middle, stacking the new buffers horizontally.
|Toggle follow, a minor mode. When it's on in a buffer, all windows displaying the buffer are connected into a large virtual window.
C-x ^
|Make the current window taller by a line; preceded by a negative, this makes the current window shorter by a line.
C-x }
|Make the current active window thinner by a single column.
C-x {
|Make the current active window wider by a single column.
C-x -
|Reduce the current active window to the smallest possible size for the buffer it contains.
C-x +
|Balance the size of all windows, making them approximately equal.
|Compare the current window with the next window, beginning with point in both windows and moving point in both buffers to the first character that differs until reaching the end of the buffer.
Move and manipulate Emacs frames
In X, an application running in an X client window of its own is normally called a window. But because Emacs has its own definition of the word window, as described in the previous section, Emacs uses another term for the whole Emacs X client window: It's called a frame.
Emacs supports multiple frames open from the same Emacs session. When
you have a buffer open in more than one frame, changes appear in the
buffer across all frames. Killing a frame doesn't affect other frames,
but exiting a frame with the usual
save-buffers-kill-emacs function
C-x C-c) saves buffers across all frames
and exits all frames.
If you're in a console window, these commands still work, even though a console can display only one frame at a time. In the console, frames are differentiated by being given a frame number, which appears in the mode line preceded by an F character to distinguish each frame from any other.
Make a new frame
make-frame-command function,
C-x 5 2, makes a new frame and makes it
Exit Emacs by typing
C-x C-c, and then start it up with a single file (the new file you created):
$ emacs new.experience
C-x 5 2to make a new frame. (Where exactly it appears on your desktop depends on your window manager.) It, too, contains a copy of the new.experience buffer.
Edit a line: Type
C-u 381 C-n M-f M-f M-f M-t. The asterisks appear in the mode line for this buffer in both frames.
Where the
C-x 4 commands work on Emacs
windows, the
C-x 5 commands work on Emacs
frames. All of the
C-x 4 commands for
making new windows as described in the Split a window
vertically section have
C-x 5
equivalents: The
switch-to-buffer-other-frame function, for
instance, is
C-x 5 b.
Try it:
C-x C-f experience Enterto open a copy of the experience file in a new buffer.
C-x 5 b experience Enterto open a copy of this buffer in a new frame.
find-file-other-frame function, which is
bound to
C-x 5 f, prompts for a filename
and opens that given file in a new frame. Likewise,
find-file-read-only-other-frame, which is
bound to
C-x 5 r, opens the given file as a
read-only buffer in a new frame.
Try finding a file and opening it in a new frame with a single step:
C-x 5 f innocence
Now your Emacs session should look like Figure 6, with four distinct X client windows.
Figure 6. Running multiple Emacs frames
Move between frames
Use the
other-frame function,
C-x 5 o, to move between frames.
Like its Emacs window equivalent,
C-x o,
this function cycles between all the current Emacs frames,
raising each frame so it's in focus and above any other
windows and selecting it as the current frame.
Try cycling between the four frames you have open:
C-x 5 o C-x 5 o C-x 5 o C-x 5 o C-x 5 o.
Delete a frame
If you use the X controls to kill a frame or the
C-x C-c command to exit Emacs, you exit all
the frames you've made. The X control to destroy a frame,
however, destroys just that particular frame; it doesn't kill any of
the buffers open in that frame, nor does it destroy other Emacs
You can also delete frames from Emacs. To delete the current frame, use
delete-frame function,
C-x 5 0. After deleting the current frame,
it makes the next frame the active and current frame. If you try
running this on the only frame in your session, Emacs beeps and
reports an error. Try it now to delete the frame you're in.
To delete all frames except the current frame, use the
delete-other-frames function,
C-x 5 1. All frames but the current frame,
if they exist, are deleted. Try it now to delete the remaining two
frames so that you're back to a single Emacs frame.
Note that these commands don't kill buffers—any buffers that were displayed in windows in deleted frames remain available in the current frame after the deletion.
Iconify a frame
In a console,
C-z normally suspends Emacs in
the background; in X, it runs the
iconify-or-deiconify-frame function. This
iconifies the current frame; but if the current frame is already
iconified, it deiconifies the frame.
Try it: Type
C-z in the current frame you
have open. Depending on the version of X you're running and the window
manager and desktop software on your system, the Emacs window should
iconify. Then, press
C-z again with the
iconified frame in focus to deiconify it and bring the frame back into
Table of Emacs frame commands
Table 3 contains a list of common Emacs commands for manipulating frames, giving their function names and their default key bindings, if applicable, and describing their function.
Table 3. Common Emacs frame-manipulation commands
C-x 5 2
|Make a new Emacs frame, and make it the active frame.
C-x 5 b
|Open a specified buffer in another frame. If no other frame exists, create a new frame.
C-x 5 f
|Open a specified file in another frame. If no other frame exists, create a new frame.
C-x 5 r
|Open a specified file in a read-only buffer in another frame. Create a new frame if no other frame exists.
C-x 5 o
|Move to the next frame, and make it the active frame.
C-x 5 0
|Delete the current frame, and make the next frame the active frame.
C-x 5 1
|Delete all frames but the current frame.
|Iconify the current frame. If the frame is already iconified, then deiconify it. (In a console, this binding suspends Emacs.)
Emacs windows and the mouse
Several useful techniques are available for using the mouse with Emacs windows.
The mouse on the mode line
You can use the mouse to perform many of the functions described in the Split and partition your Emacs session section. These window actions are done on the mode line.
In new versions of Emacs, special areas of the mode line have their own mouse bindings. For instance, if your mode line displays whether you have mail (it does so by writing the word Mail), then clicking that word on the mode line in certain ways with the mouse starts a new buffer for your mail; clicking the buffer name in the mode line switches the buffer in that window to the next buffer in your buffer list. These are called tooltips and are shown with a pop-up box that appears when you mouse over the particular area of the mode line. Aside from these special tooltips, the following commands work anywhere on the mode line.
Split windows with the mouse
C-B2 combination clicked on the mode
line splits the window horizontally at the place you click. If
you're too close to either end of the window, the split is the minimal
amount possible. (You make this combination by pressing and holding
the Ctrl key and then clicking the middle mouse button.)
C-B2 combination on the scrollbar splits
the window vertically at the place you click. If you're too
close to either end of the window, the split is the minimal amount.
(Note that this currently doesn't work with some of the X toolkits
that implement the scrollbar.)
Try splitting the window with the mouse:
Exit Emacs, if it's running, by typing
C-x C-c. Start it up again with one of the sample files:
$ emacs innocence
Open the second sample file in a new vertical window: Type
C-x 4 f experience Enter.
Your Emacs session should look like Figure 1. Try the
C-B2mouse combination in the middle of the top mode line (somewhere just after the word Top) to split the top window horizontally at that point.
Split the bottom window horizontally at about the same point with a
C-B2mouse combination on its mode line—again, somewhere just after the word Top.
Click and drag
B1on the small vertical bar beneath the scrollbars of the two new windows you just created to adjust them so that all four windows are approximately the same size. If your Emacs frame is too small to display the text in all four windows, you can adjust the size of its X client frame using your window manager controls.
Move to other windows with the mouse
You can move to any Emacs window with the mouse by clicking
B1 (the first mouse button) on a blank area
of the mode line of the window you want to move to. (In new versions
of Emacs, clicking the buffer name changes the visible buffer in that
window to the next buffer in the buffer list.) The window whose mode
line you click becomes the active window, and the active cursor is
moved to the current point in that window.
You can also use the mouse to move anywhere in the visible portion of
another window: To do so, click
B1 in the
window. Point moves to the place where you click.
Try moving between the four windows you just created:
Move to the upper-right window by clicking
B1in a blank area of its mode line, and then type
C-u 349 C-nto move down in the file.
Move back to the upper-left window by clicking
B1on any character in the visible buffer window, and then type
C-s Till C-s C-s C-ato refocus the display elsewhere in the buffer.
Take a break from the mouse, and move to the lower-left window by typing
C-x o C-x o, as you learned in the Move to another window section. Type
C-u 286 C-nto move down in the buffer.
B1somewhere just after the buffer name of the mode line on the lower-right window to make it the active window. Type
C-s jour C-lto shift the view in this window to elsewhere in the buffer.
Resize windows with the mouse
You can also use the mouse on the mode line to resize windows. This is an alternative to what you learned previously in the Resize a window section.
To make a window taller or shorter, click and drag the mode line with
B1. To make a window thinner or wider,
click and drag the tiny vertical bar beneath its scrollbar.
Try adjusting the size of your windows with the mouse:
Click and drag
B1and the tiny vertical bar beneath the scrollbar of the upper-right window just a bit, so the width of the upper-right window shrinks by a few characters and the upper-left window grows enough that all the characters on each line appear in the window of both buffers. (You might also have to grow the Emacs frame using your window manager's controls.)
Make the two bottom windows smaller by clicking and dragging
B1on the mode line, so the bottom windows shrink by a few lines.
If you've followed all the steps in this section, your Emacs session should look something like Figure 7.
Figure 7. Making and resizing Emacs windows with the mouse
Delete windows with the mouse
To delete a window, click
B3 on its mode
line. Click
B2 on a blank area of the mode
line to kill all the other windows and make that window enlarge
to fill the entire frame.
Get rid of some windows:
B3on the mode line of the upper-left window to delete the window. The upper-right window expands over to the left to fill the space; now this window is the active window.
B2on its mode line to delete the two windows beneath it and make this upper window fill the entire Emacs frame.
Mouse avoidance mode
Sometimes the mouse pointer in X gets in the way of your Emacs session—you select an Emacs frame and begin editing, and the mouse pointer is hovering somewhere over your text.
If you find this annoying, you can use
mouse-avoidance-mode to change the behavior
of the mouse pointer. This mode offers several techniques, as
described in Table 4.
Table 4. Styles of Emacs mouse-pointer avoidance
|Make the mouse pointer move quickly away to a random position in the frame whenever the cursor gets close to it.
|Banish the mouse pointer to the upper-right corner of the window as soon as you start typing.
|Synonym for
|Move the mouse pointer to the upper-right corner of the window
banish) only if the pointer
gets too close to the cursor. Once the cursor moves away,
bring the pointer back to its original position.
|Make the mouse pointer instantly jump to a random position in the frame whenever the cursor gets close to it.
|No mouse avoidance (the default).
|Move the mouse pointer as in
animate, but like Proteus of Greek
mythology, change the mouse pointer's shape (a random image
character is used).
It's best with a demonstration. Try it now:
M-x mouse-avoidance-mode Enter cat-and-mouse Enterto turn on mouse-avoidance mode.
Move to the scratch buffer: Type
C-x b *scratch* Enter.
Move the mouse pointer so that it's just a few inches to the left of the cursor, and start typing a line of text: "
When the cat wants to play the mouse runs away." The mouse pointer should scoot off as soon as the cursor gets near it.
You've learned the ins and outs of manipulating the shape of your Emacs session—how to create and control multiple frames, how to split and partition any of these frames into multiple windows, and how to maneuver through frames and windows. You've also learned other tricks, including how to manipulate frames and windows with the mouse and how to deal with the mouse pointer—and these are all good, powerful techniques for making Emacs work (and look) the way you want it to.
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Yeah i know bro, Im reading yours now, I have been researching this stuff for awhile now but I havnt learned much, and the thing is that lots of the time, people just post opinions or routines or techniques that work for them and dont work for others, and some stuff is just what they have heard and what not. so till not I didnt really know about what could be some concrete resources. But yall seem pretty knowledgable, and i still wanna get big and workout but im about to start MMA so i need to up my strength and power and not so much my look. So im trying to get on that!
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thanks, it took awhile to read but it helped alot!! Yeah now im just looking for a good workout plan to start out with but that definatly helped, thanks again!
Strength training heaven
Download the free E book, Stronglifts 5x5
Its not all about strength in a fight. It's impressive if you can squat 300+pounds, but lets see if you can do that for 5 mins. It's just as importent to have muscular endurance as it is strength. If you can't last the full fight let alone one round and your legs feel like rubber and your hands feel like iron weights, what good is it that you can bench 400 and squat 300. Just my opion and exprience.
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Potomac teen pleads guilty in slaying of car salesman last year
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
A Potomac teenager pleaded guilty to first-degree murder Wednesday as details emerged about how she lured a 57-year-old car salesman down a darkened path, where her boyfriend hit him in the head with a shovel.
Shortly before the encounter last year, Emily Geller, now 18, had arranged to have sex for money with the man, which she had done in her basement several days before, according to prosecutors and documents filed in Montgomery County Circuit Court.
"She admitted that it was her idea to 'play like I was going to have sex with him' and to lead him down the nearby path," Assistant State's Attorney Carol Crawford said in court.
The body of Ali Zare was found the morning of May 10, 2009, by a jogger on a path in woods near Bells Mill Elementary School in Potomac. Five months passed before charges were filed, but documents filed in court this month show how prosecutors investigated Geller and Artie Ellis, her boyfriend at the time. At one point, two detectives questioned Geller at her dining room table in the presence of her parents.
Geller faces up to 25 years in prison as part of a plea agreement. Ellis, now 16, reached a similar deal this year. Attorneys for each defendant said the other one formed the plan to rob Zare.
It was Geller who first met Zare, an Iranian immigrant who lived in Gaithersburg, in early May 2009. She said she was walking in the Twinbrook area of Montgomery County when he pulled up and offered her a ride. He told her that he bought and sold cars and that he could get her a good deal, she told detectives.
A short time later, Zare went to her house, where they had sex in the basement, Geller said. She and Ellis then carried out the plan to rob him. Neither teenager intended to kill him, their attorneys said.
Five days after Zare's body was found, two detectives, Randy Kucsan and Sgt. Craig Wittenberger, interviewed Geller at her house. She said that when she had gotten into trouble in the past, she fled, so her cooperation was a sign of innocence.
"I'm a runner. I've been running since I was a little girl," she said. "I would not be sitting here cooperating with the police if I did something. Every time I got in trouble . . . I ran before I got caught. I never turned myself in. I'm not lying to you about anything. I'm cooperating. You guys want to take my house down, feel free."
When questioned by detectives Oct. 14, Geller told detectives it was Ellis who struck Zare.
"So you're walking down the path," Detective Deana Mackie asked her, "and what happens?"
"Artie comes out of the woods and hits him with a shovel," Geller said.