On Sun, Jan 16, 2005 at 12:17:05PM +0100, Carlo Traverso wrote:
"Brad" == Brad Collins <brad@chenla.org> writes:
Brad> Karl Eichwalder <ke@gnu.franken.de> writes:
>> Jon Noring <jon@noring.name> writes: >> >>> I just want to select and regularize. >> Press 'Esc q' (or 'Meta-q') in Emacs, if the pointer sits in >> the paragraph. In .emacs (or _emacs, the init file) set >> soemthing like this: >> >> (setq-default fill-column 72)
Brad> I agree, M-q is very powerful! And if it doesn't do what Brad> you need let me know and I'll hack up a elisp script to do Brad> what you need.
fill-region is probably what is needed: select several paragraphs and fill them.
I have an elisp macro that fills every paragraph, except the indented lines. And another filling everything except between a markup.
Carlo, I'd love to see these. Maybe there are enough other emacs users on the list to justify sending it to the list - elsewise, just to me. I'd be happy to set up a tools area at pglaf.org. We made a little headway on this way back when, but for now just have links to gutcheck and one or two others. -- Greg