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(set-register ?e (cons 'file "~/.emacs"))
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backward-kill-sexp, this command Kill the balanced expression preceding point. Â It is bound to ESC <C-backspace>. For example,
if (n > 0) {
transfer(n - 1, pegs, use, to, from);
}
To remove the whole block of the code in the if condition, place your cursor at the end of the closing bracket and run the command backward-kill-sexp, The whole block of code will be deleted.
if (n > 0)
backward-up-list, this command ‘Move backward out of one level of parentheses.’
Set mark and pop mark. This combination of commands allows you to navigate code easily by setting a mark. <C-SPC> which sets the mark and then  <C-u C-SPC> which jumps to the last one.
I often want to delete a lot whitespaces between one word and another and had to hit the “Delete” buttons many times. Now I just discovered this command M-^ (delete-indentation &optional arg) works perfectly for my need.
Having my work changed a lot during the last year, from a Lunix developer to a half developer half support and now are purely support, I do not have many chance to use Emacs that often anymore, but I keep to use to it as much as possible. After all it’s my first editor in my programmer career. One thing I like is its shell buffers. Unfortunately, It only support one shell as I thought before. Because if you type M-x shell to open a new shell buffer, if you already have one open that will just switch to the existing one.
What is Regular Expression? A regular expression is a special text string for describing a certain amount of text. Generally, A regular expression contains a few special characters and ordinary characters. If you have used Linux/Windows systems, you will probably familiar with wildcard notations such as *.txt to find all text files in a folder. That’s a simple regular expression example (Thanks for netcasper’s correcting . The regex equivalent to “.txt” is .*.txt). Nowadays, Most of the text editors support regular expression such as vi, emacs and Ultra Editor(not a free software). Today, I would like introduce some basic knowledge about regular expression and use it in Emacs to improve the efficiency of your coding work.
Before the end of June, 2005. I never heard of `Emacs‘ despite graduating with a computer science degree. Thanks to Daniel who told me such an excellent Editor and who taught me lots of tricks.