Emacs stuff
- modes for editing some (usually) rarely used file formats
(although personally, I'm editing those files every day):
- gb4e.el Style hook for faster typing
linguistic examples with LaTeX and Emacs using the famous
“government binding” package
gb4e
- Some function definitions for transliterating cyrillic text to
latin and vice versa, various transliteration schemes supported
(ГОСТ 16876-71 without diacritics, ISO/R9: 1968, ISO/R9: 1999,
Library of Congress Russian, Library of Congress Serbian and
Macedonian, Library of Congress Ukrainian, Library of Congress
Belorussian, Library of Congress Bulgarian, Library of Congress Old
Church Slavonic) [Lisp code, all sources]
- Actually GNU Emacs doesn't support localized sorting or even
sorting unicode text (maybe this will change with version 22). The
function sort-lines-according-locale defined in sortLocale.el calls GNU sort for this purpose
which supports many locales. Of course, you could do that, by
typing e.g.
C-u 1 M-x shell-command-on-region RETURN
LC_ALL=en_EN.utf8 sort
[Last modified: 29. Jul. 2008]
[Home]