comparison lisp/textmodes/two-column.el @ 923:9f3cc03dae67

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;; An^stata^u tri `autoload' kaj tri  |  Instead  of  three  `autoload' and
;; `global-set-key'  vi povas uzi la  |  three `global-set-key' you can use
;; jenon en via dataro ~/.emacs, por  |  the    following   in  your   file
;; memstare ^car^gi la modalon:	     |  ~/.emacs,  to  automatically  load
;;				     |  the mode:

;;	(global-set-key "\C-x6"
;;			'(lambda () (interactive)
;;			   (load-library "two-column")
;;			   (call-interactively
;;			    (cdr (assq (read-char) tc-mode-map)))))

;; Se vi ^satus  havi la dukolumnajn  |  If     you'd like   to  have   the
;; ordonojn je funkciklavo <f2>,  vi  |  two-column  commands   on function
;; povas  uzi la jenon en via dataro  |  key   <f2>,  you  can     use  the
;; ~/.emacs:			     |  following in your file ~/.emacs:

;;	(define-key function-keymap "\^b"
;;	  '(lambda () (interactive)
;;	     (load-library "two-column")
;;	     (define-key function-keymap "\^b" tc-mode-map)
;;	     (call-interactively
;;	      (cdr (assq (read-char) tc-mode-map)))))

;; In addition to two-column editing of text, for example for writing a
;; bilingual text side-by-side as shown below in the file's prolog, other
;; interesting uses have been found for this minor mode:
;; 
;; 
;; You can separate the columns with    {+} C-x 6 u  or  <f2> u  if you prefer
;; any string that pleases you, by      {+} handles these with a prefix argument
;; setting tc-separator.  For   {+} that enables you to declare the
;; example "{+}  " if you like to       {+}  desired length of such a string.
;; amuse yourself.
;; 
;; 
;; keyword You can write any text corresponding to a
;; 	  given keyword in a filled paragraph next to

923:9f3cc03dae67

;; An^stata^u tri `autoload' kaj tri  |  Instead  of  three  `autoload' and
;; `global-set-key'  vi povas uzi la  |  three `global-set-key' you can use
;; jenon en via dataro ~/.emacs, por  |  the    following   in  your   file
;; memstare ^car^gi la modalon:	      |  ~/.emacs,  to  automatically  load
;;				      |  the mode:

;;	(global-set-key "\C-x6"
;;			'(lambda () (interactive)
;;			   (load-library "two-column")
;;			   (call-interactively
;;			    (cdr (assq (read-char) tc-mode-map)))))

;; Se vi ^satus  havi la dukolumnajn  |  If     you'd like   to  have   the
;; ordonojn je funkciklavo <f2>,  vi  |  two-column  commands   on function
;; povas  uzi la jenon en via dataro  |  key   <f2>,  you  can     use  the
;; ~/.emacs:			      |  following in your file ~/.emacs:

;; (global-set-key [f2] (function
;;                       (lambda ()
;;                         (interactive)
;;                         (load-library "two-column")
;;                         (global-set-key [f2] tc-mode-map)
;;                         (call-interactively
;;                          (cdr (assq (read-char) tc-mode-map))))))

;; In addition to two-column editing of text, for example for writing a
;; bilingual text side-by-side as shown below in the file's prolog, other
;; interesting uses have been found for this minor mode:
;; 
;; 
;; You can separate the columns with   {+} C-x 6 u  or  <f2> u  if you prefer
;; any string that pleases you, by     {+} handles these with a prefix argument
;; setting tc-separator.  For          {+} that enables you to declare the
;; example "{+}  " if you like to      {+}  desired length of such a string.
;; amuse yourself.
;; 
;; 
;; keyword You can write any text corresponding to a
;; 	  given keyword in a filled paragraph next to