Emacs-Edit
Remek Trzaska
Emacs-Edit is Emacs Lisp module for presenting and editing source
code in a number of programming lanugages collaboratively, in the
master-slave mode.
An example of a typical application of Emacs-Edit might a Java
lanugage class taught on the Internet. The teacher opens a file
with some source code, and the content of this file is sent to
all students connected to the Tango session of Emacs-Edit. The
teacher after explaining some programming techniques edits the
source code and instructs Tango runtime to broadcast those
changes to all the students.
Below you can find explanation of all commands available to
participants of Tango sessions of Emacs-Edit:
- tg-tedit-register-file (C-x t): prompts
for path to a file to be shared in Tango Emacs-Edit session.
It's not possible to register the same file twice. This
command fails for users who play the role of slaves in Tango
Emacs-Edit session.
- tg-tedit-broadcast-update (C-x p): sends
current content of current buffer to all the participants of
Tango Emacs-Edit session. This command fails if the current
buffer is not registered in Tango Emacs-Edit or if invoked by
a user who is not the master in the session.
Before using this software you have to read and agree to legal information on Emacs-Edit.
TANGO Interactive support group
Last modified: Thu Dec 9 08:36:43 EST 1999