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Setting the major mode of a new buffer interactively
Differences between setting major mode keys with a hook versus adding them to the mode mapUse two major-mode-maps in the same bufferChange the default mode used when opening a new bufferNew buffers of the same name don't inherit default major mode?How do I get the current major mode?Make major mode be used by default for new files in directoryWriting a Major ModeSetting the Default Major Mode?use a major mode from the internetRecentf buffer is not interactively
When creating a new buffer via:
C-x bNonExistentBufferNameRETRET
I would like Emacs to prompt me for the major mode this buffer is going to use upon opening.
Moreover, I want Emacs to infer the major mode in some cases based on the buffer's name:
C-x btest.org(no such buffer/file so far)RETRET
=> org-mode is used without asking me anything.
Could anybody advice on how I can achieve this? Package or, probably, just pure elisp with its hooks and advice?
P.S.
I'm using ido if it matters.
major-mode ido
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When creating a new buffer via:
C-x bNonExistentBufferNameRETRET
I would like Emacs to prompt me for the major mode this buffer is going to use upon opening.
Moreover, I want Emacs to infer the major mode in some cases based on the buffer's name:
C-x btest.org(no such buffer/file so far)RETRET
=> org-mode is used without asking me anything.
Could anybody advice on how I can achieve this? Package or, probably, just pure elisp with its hooks and advice?
P.S.
I'm using ido if it matters.
major-mode ido
asked May 11 at 19:59
Dmitry SeninDmitry Senin
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When creating a new buffer via:
C-x bNonExistentBufferNameRETRET
I would like Emacs to prompt me for the major mode this buffer is going to use upon opening.
Moreover, I want Emacs to infer the major mode in some cases based on the buffer's name:
C-x btest.org(no such buffer/file so far)RETRET
=> org-mode is used without asking me anything.
Could anybody advice on how I can achieve this? Package or, probably, just pure elisp with its hooks and advice?
P.S.
I'm using ido if it matters.
major-mode ido
asked May 11 at 19:59
Dmitry SeninDmitry Senin
132
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When creating a new buffer via:
C-x bNonExistentBufferNameRETRET
I would like Emacs to prompt me for the major mode this buffer is going to use upon opening.
Moreover, I want Emacs to infer the major mode in some cases based on the buffer's name:
C-x btest.org(no such buffer/file so far)RETRET
=> org-mode is used without asking me anything.
Could anybody advice on how I can achieve this? Package or, probably, just pure elisp with its hooks and advice?
P.S.
I'm using ido if it matters.
major-mode ido
major-mode ido
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I know this is not exactly what you're asking, but the Emacs way to solve this problem is to use C-x C-f instead of C-x b (if you don't want to create a file, just don't use C-x C-s in that buffer).
answered May 11 at 20:14
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Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems likeC-x C-wsolves this problem.
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I know this is not exactly what you're asking, but the Emacs way to solve this problem is to use C-x C-f instead of C-x b (if you don't want to create a file, just don't use C-x C-s in that buffer).
answered May 11 at 20:14
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Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems likeC-x C-wsolves this problem.
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I know this is not exactly what you're asking, but the Emacs way to solve this problem is to use C-x C-f instead of C-x b (if you don't want to create a file, just don't use C-x C-s in that buffer).
answered May 11 at 20:14
StefanStefan
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Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems likeC-x C-wsolves this problem.
– Dmitry Senin
May 11 at 20:30
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I know this is not exactly what you're asking, but the Emacs way to solve this problem is to use C-x C-f instead of C-x b (if you don't want to create a file, just don't use C-x C-s in that buffer).
answered May 11 at 20:14
StefanStefan
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I know this is not exactly what you're asking, but the Emacs way to solve this problem is to use C-x C-f instead of C-x b (if you don't want to create a file, just don't use C-x C-s in that buffer).
answered May 11 at 20:14
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Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems likeC-x C-wsolves this problem.
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May 11 at 20:30
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Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems likeC-x C-wsolves this problem.
– Dmitry Senin
May 11 at 20:30
Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems like
C-x C-w solves this problem.– Dmitry Senin
May 11 at 20:30
Thanks, @Stefan, for such a prompt response. Yeah, that seems to be a solution. I was a bit worried about the scenario when I finally decide to save that buffer. If it is already associated with a path and I want to change the final location, it is a problem. But seems like
C-x C-w solves this problem.– Dmitry Senin
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