Given by Remek Trzaska at Rice University Tango Tutorial on October 18 1999. Foils prepared October 19 1999
Outside Index
Summary of Material
Short Description of one of tools built around Shared Emacs in Tango |
Tutorial assumes users are familiar with conventional Emacs |
and necessary Emacs files have been installed |
This is a Shared Lisp Application |
Outside Index Summary of Material
Remek Trzaska |
There is a need for a tool suitable for teaching programming languages. |
The teacher presents a snippet of source code and asks students to modify it; after some time he presents the solution to them. |
Students can save their copies of source code on their computers. |
After starting up Emacs-Edit via Tango Session Manager, press C-xt (Control-x followed by t) and type the location of a file you want to share
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The content of the file is sent to all participants of Emacs-Edit session |
When someone joins the session, her/his Emacs will receive all files shared by the teacher |
Edit the file |
To send updates to students press C-xp |
To close (kill) a shared file press C-xk |
To quit Emacs-Edit press C-xC-c |
Emacs-Edit is a part of a larger suite of (X)Emacs modules for TANGO:
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