[IPython-user] problem with emacs-server (V23)
Gour
gour@mail.inet...
Thu Feb 26 06:23:42 CST 2009
>>>>> "Rohan" == Rohan Nicholls <rohan.nicholls@googlemail.com> writes:
Hi Rohan,
Rohan> Hi Gour, I unfortunately have no experience with your problem, as
Rohan> I run everything inside emacs, including ipython and any
Rohan> webserver I might be using.
Well, frankly speaking, I haven't been thinking to run webserver inside
Emacs.
Rohan> python-mode - the old one not the standard that comes with emacs
I use - python-mode-5.1.0 fetched from LP
Rohan> ipython.el - run ipython as your python shell
Rohan> pymacs - allows for interoperability between python and elisp code
Rohan> rope - refactoring (ide abilities) library for python
Rohan> ropemacs - the emacs front-end for rope
Heh, that the same setup I use (I even 'maintain ropemacs for Archlinux
- http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=20976)
Rohan> And what you have is a really great environment.
I also think so ;)
Rohan> - run my webserver while retaining the interactive prompt, I
Rohan> have this almost working, with huge help from the ipython mailing
Rohan> list.
This sounds cool.
Rohan> Anyway, if you want my settings, let me know and I will post
Rohan> them, but I believe I have done that previously to the mailing
Rohan> list, so a search might be a lot faster.
Maye I already picked up your setup from some blog posts..
Rohan> Hope this helps, although it does not answer your question.
Well, the problem is that even when launching ipython from within emacs,
'edit' invokes a new session although I get warnings:
Warning (server): Emacs server named "server" already running
Using emacsclient file.txt from outside, e.g. from the terminal works
fine and closing the buffer (C-x #) exits as it is supposed to.
So, still hunting for the solution?
btw, do you use Emacs 22 or 23?
Sincerely,
Gour
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