If you still get an error like “no word-lists can be found for the language en_US”, then just install the British-English dictionary as described above, from Or remove the entire line if you only use the English language. The ‘setq ispell-extra-args ‘(”-w” “äöüÄÖÜß”)’ is only needed for languages that use accents, you can change that line according to the chosen language. This has German as the default dictionary change “de” to your language like “en” or “fr”. Or in your startup file for the shell (~/.bashrc) (setenv "PATH" (concat "/usr/local/bin" path-separator (getenv "PATH"))) (setq-default ispell-program-name "aspell")Īnd make sure you have the directory where Aspell is installed (usually in /usr/local/bin) set in your path variable. If you experience problems using Aspell in Aquamacs Emacs, remove your earlier Aspell-settings from your Preferences.el file, and add the following lines: ( eval-after-load "ispell" # install aspell dictionary for your languageĪ list of available dictionary modules can be obtained with: mdfind aspell-dict To use MacPorts to install aspell and a dictionary you may do the following: # install aspell If you have installed Aspell from Fink or MacPorts, the above directory may be in a different location. Use this directory for both Cocoaspell and the "base package aspell" versions! /usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60 configure make make installĪfter that move the compiled files to the following directory, so that Aspell (and Aquamacs Emacs) can find them. In the base package case, you have to unpack the downloaded dictionaries, open a terminal, cd into the directory of the unpacked files and than install the as follows. If you want to add more languages go to: In Aquamacs 2.0 and beyond, no extra spell-checking package is needed.įirstly you can install Cocoaspell, or the “base package aspell”. Then log out and in, and you should be all set! Problems installing Aspell Spellchecking
#Aquamacs macaulay2 full#
Then, in Aquamacs: C-x C-f /sudo::/etc/paths RETĪdd the path (not the full name of the binary - just its directory!) to the list, save. Find the path to pdflatex using “locate pdflatex” in the shell. The solution is to install TeXLive 2007 or 2008, or to edit the paths file (in OS X 10.5 Leopard or later). Does this start the LaTeX interpreter? If not, then the PATH setting is probably incorrect.
To test this, open Terminal.app from the finder and type “pdflatex”. (Aquamacs versions 1.3 and older were more lenient in this respect.) If pdflatex (or latex, etc.) aren’t found when the LaTeX command is executed, then this may be due to an incorrect PATH setting. To trouble-shoot your own customizations, first start Aquamacs “without customizations”, which you can do via a function found in the menu “Help/Diagnose and Report Bug”. ~/Library/Preferences/Emacs Īll of these directories are added to the load path list.Īquamacs will also automatically load all files names site-start.el in the load path list. ~/Library/Application Support/Aquamacs Emacs Library/Application Support/Aquamacs Emacs At startup, it will load files named customizations.el and Preferences.el from these directories at startup: /Library/Application Support/Emacs So, the complete answer is as follows.Īt startup, Aquamacs will load this file: ~/.emacsĪquamacs will find any libraries in the following directories and their subdirectories, and also in the ~/.emacs.d directory. There are further source files that will be loaded. ~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/customizations.el ~/Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el In short, your settings should be stored in these files ~/.emacs Trouble-shooting one's settings: which files are loaded at startup?
#Aquamacs macaulay2 how to#
If you’ve been using Emacs for decades and find yourself surprised by some of the changes to the user interface in Aquamacs, have a look at AquamacsEmacsCompatibilitySettings, which demonstrates how to turn off features that are most surprising to Emacs-oldtimers.
Frequently Asked Questions for AquamacsEmacsĬonfiguration Tips: CustomizeAquamacs Aquamacs for Emacs traditionalists
0 kommentar(er)
