Free aquamacs emacs 1.8rc1 software for mac

When I first bought my Powerbook (with 6 GB hard drive), I had a great idea. Partition the hard-drive into three sections, one each for MacOS 9, LinuxPPC, and (for the future) OS X (with a few extra utility partitions for Linux swap space, etc.). But then OS X came along, and so did an MP3 collection.

I removed Linux, since I could SSH, emacs, and perl perfectly fine in OS X, and the old Linux directory became an MP3 disk. But OS X is huge, and I felt a little cramped in the 1.7 GB partition, and backing up all the data I had would be too difficult, so repartitioning was out of the question.

But even that was not enough. I saw that there was a swap disk that was taking up a minimum of 80 MB, and more likely 160 MB or more (increasing in size as you use OS X). So why not move it to my MP3 partition (where space wasnt as much an issue), and reclaim the space on my main disk. Thus Swap Cop was born.

Why would you want to do this? Perhaps you are in the same position with an ill-arranged partitioning scheme like I was.

Or maybe you have a small disk that you would like to dedicate to swapping, to increase your OS performance. I originally made the change by hand, but realized that it wouldnt be too hard to have a user friendly software that would take care of it.

WebCode is an HTML editor designed to allow you to work on the pages in your site without needing multiple windows, or switching to finder.
It also supports dragging of images and html files to insert a link or image with a relative url. you can also create files into the files list, allowing you to add another page to youre site without a "save as" dialog.
Main features:
File system navigation
- Provides in-window access to other files in the website. Its designed to allow you to work on the pages in your site without needing multiple windows, or switching to Finder. It also supports dragging of images and html files to insert an A or IMG tag. Y ou can also create files into the files list, allowing you to add another page to youre site without a "Save As" dialog.
Notes
- WebCode provides a tab in the side-bar where you can write anything, your notes are document-specific, you can have separate notes for each of your pages.
Tag helper
- While youre editing a tag, the attributes of the tag are displayed in the status bar, if you cant remember if it was "href" or "src", the answer is there when you need it.
Find/Replace
- WebCodes features "live" Find/Replace. "Live" means as you type what youre looking for, a list of results is displayed. Youll probably only end up typing "app" even if youre looking for "Apple Computer". Find/Replace is displayed in the side bar for e asy access. Youll find this system hard to live without once youve tried it. Of course, regular expression is supported. WebCode also supports emacs style inline-search.
Custom Inserts
- WebCodes inserts system is fully customizeable, the built in inserts will place things like ... around the selection. With the Command-B keyboard equivalent. You can add your own inserts, or modify the existing ones as you like.
More
- WebCode has all the standard html editing stuff like syntax coloring, preview in browser, etc.

Emacs on Aqua is GNU Emacs ported to Mac OS X Cocoa, based on the earlier Rhapsody, OpenStep and NeXTstep versions.
This port offers superior platform support for the Aqua interface, including full desktop integration (dock, drag-and-drop, etc.), standard keybindings, use of standard Font, Color and File open/save panels, and support for Services. It also runs on other UNIX systems via GNUstep.
The port is based on GNU Emacs 20.7, which is one behind the latest major version. Emacs 21 added mostly UI enhancements, though some Lisp packages depend on 21-specific features. In many cases slightly older versions of these packages will work with Emacs-on-Aqua.
There are plans to update this port to version 21/22 once the GNU Emacs CVS codebase stabilizes.
Enhancements:
- Correct rendering for wide characters during cursor movement.
- Fix bungled hack in ispell bundling.
- Window size now displayed on resizes under OS X.

Emacs is the extensible, customizable, self-documenting real-time display editor. Emacs has special code editing modes, a scripting language (elisp), and comes with many packages for doing mail, news and more, all in your editor.
Enhancements:
- A major upgrade was made to keyboard handling: system-selected compositional input methods should now work, as well as more keys and keyboards. XPM, toolbar, and tooltip support were added.
- Some improvements were made to scrollbars, zooming, italic rendering, pasting, and the color panel.
- The ns-set-background-alpha function was added to work around the inability to customize with numeric colors.

Carbon Emacs is a Carbon/OS X distribution of GNU Emacs, based on the CVS source code.
In order to install, drag the Emacs icon into the Applications folder or anywhere else you would like.
This distribution has been developed since 2003, with help from MacEmacs JP project.

Enhancements
- Based on Emacs 22.3 (CVS 2009-01-01)
Elisp libraries:
- Updated ess, howm, imaxima, mew, nxhtml, psvn, python-mode, and ruby-mode.
- Wanderlust is no longer maintained.
- Transparency syntax has been slightly modified so that it is compatible with emacs 23.

Eddie is an editor designed for programmers for Mac OS X. Inspired by MPW on the Macintosh, it is ideal for C/C++ development. Supports a Worksheet -- a full-featured shell that combines the power of bash and the ease of editing in a normal text window-like mode.
Host of developer-oriented features including the C++ prototyper that makes writing code a snap. Eddie is also a great tool if you want to edit HTLM, .kon, JavaScript, and .widget files.
Main features:
- Full featured editor with an extensive set of keyboard shortcuts, unlimited Undo, etc.
- Worksheet windows with a full bash shell support, enhanced Tab-completion support
- Syntax coloring for C/C++, makefiles, assembly, HTML, JavaScript, Konfabulator and many other file formats
- Function popup with full C/C++ support, JavaScript
- Magic prototyper greatly simplifies C++ development
- Ifdef balancing, Commenting, fast Symbol lookup and completion through plugins
- Multiple clipboards with an extended feature set for complex copy-paste jobs
- Search/Replace supports regular expressions, multi-file, incremental search
- Windows may be split horizontally and vertically into several panes
- Extensive plugin API gives plugins full control over the application
- Every keyboard shortcut fully configurable, (includes plugin commands)
- Workset window allows organizing files into project-like groups
- Worksets support makefile generation, import from a makefile
- Support for source control systems like Perforce, Subversion, CVS
- Optional Emacs-like keymap support.

Enhancements
- Python function popup.
- Commenter Python support.
- Ruby syntax coloring and commenter support.
- Added a "Tab inserts spaces" preference.
- Added a "Auto save Worksheet Path" preference.
- Exported TARGET selection to the shell as $_TS and $TS_
- Selection in the TARGET window can now be addressed as a pipe in the Worksheet
You can now for instance do the following commands:
- "cat < $_TS"... to print the selection from your TARGET window into the Worksheet
- "date > $TS_"... to paste the date/time into your TARGET window
- "sort < $_TS > $TS_"... to sort selected lines in the TARGET window (great for sorting #includes, etc.)
- Show full file paths in declaration popup windows when showing duplicate symbols
- Added a menu item to reopen all documents that were open at last quit.
- Resize the window to avoid the Dock after moving the window
- Status panel shows hex values of short selections
- Faster ReplaceAll.
- Fixed a crash in the colors pref pane
- Fixed pathname tab completion to understand env variables
- Use ~/.bash_logout (if present) when quitting a shell or Worksheet
- Improved AutoIndent and ExtendOrShrinkToLineRight keyboard shortcuts
- Many other misc bug fixes

Xrefactory (also known as Xref, X-ref and Xref-Speller) is a professional development tool for C and Java providing code completion, source browsing and refactoring. It was the worlds first Java tool Crossing Refactorings Rubicon. Xrefactory Java supports JDK versions less than 1.5.0!
Main features:
- Full integration with Emacs and XEmacs.
- Sources can be compiled under Unix (Linux, SunOs-Solaris, HP-UX, Mac OSX, etc.) and Windows (Cygwin) system.
- Support for both C and Java languages (including JNI).
- Source browsing based on our own tag implementation supporting multiple preprocessing passes and resolving scopes, accessibilities, overloading and polymorphism.
- Created in order to work with the largest projects. Xrefactory indexes all JDK 1.4 classes (1 million lines of code) in 2 minutes and the Linux kernel 2.4.7 sources (3 millions lines) in 15 minutes. Xrefactory is capable of updating its index by reparsing only modified files.
- Refactorings for method (function) extraction; renaming of packages, classes, parameters, variables, fields (structure records) and methods (functions); insertion, deletion and moving of parameters, field and method moving; pushing down and pulling up fields and methods; encapsulate field; and more. Refactorings are safe with detection of possible conflicts.
- Very solid implementation of code completion. Recognizing approximately 15 different contexts with completions auto-updated after each modification of source code without need for recompilation.
- Functions for finding forgotten symbols.
- Detection of unused variables, methods and functions.
- Javadoc documentation available at your finger tips via hot keys.
- Multiple projects support with project auto-detection.
- Interfacing Emacs IDE functions from the compile.el and comint.el packages.
- Capable of generating HTML documentation.
- Full undo under Emacs and XEmacs.