In this video I show you how to migrate from the Emacs editor to the Pulsar Text Editor. I show you how to install themes including the emacs syntax theme, the zenburn theme, and the spacemacs theme to make your Pulsar editor look like the Emacs editor. I then show you movements that you can use from the "atomic-emacs" package that allow the Pulsar editor to have Emacs keybindings. The movements I cover are:
Moving down a line
Moving up a line
Moving forward a character
Moving forward a word
Moving back a word
Moving to the end of the line
Moving to the start of the line
Moving to the end of the file
Moving to the beginning of the file
Setting the mark
Duplicating a line using Emacs keybindings
Copying, cutting, and pasting using Emacs keybindings
Saving a file using Emacs keybindings
Searching through a file using Emacs keybindings
Exiting a file using Emacs keybindings
Killing a line using Emacs keybindings
Deleting a character using Emacs keybindings
Opening a panel to the side using Emacs keybindings
Moving to another panel using Emacs keybindings
Closing a panel using Emacs keybindings
Going to a line using Emacs keybindings
Transforming a word to uppercase using Emacs keybindings
Transforming a word to lowercase using Emacs keybindings
Capitalizing a word using Emacs keybindings
Undoing using Emacs keybindings
Scrolling up through a file using Emacs keybindings
Scrolling down through a file using Emacs keybindings
Centering the current line using Emacs keybindings
Indenting a region using Emacs keybindings
Highlighting the entire file using the Emacs keybindings
Indenting an entire file using the Emacs keybindings
By watching this video you'll learn most of the important Emacs keybindings and how to switch from Emacs to the Pulsar Text Editor so you'll have the look and feel of Emacs with the modern sophistication of Pulsar!
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Kentaro Ohkouchi, GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html, via Wikimedia Commons
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