EMACS - Commands Compliation
This list is for my own easy reference for EMACS commands
Open EMACS as a standalone process
emacs "filename" &
Editing Commands
C-a # Go to beginning of line
C-x 4 b "buffer name" # Open buffer in another window
Open EMACS as a standalone process
emacs "filename" &
Editing Commands
C-a # Go to beginning of line
C-k # Delete line from current point
Buffers Commands
C-x b # Switch between buffers
C-x C-s # Save current buffer
C-x C-s # Save current buffer
C-x C-c # Close all buffer
C-x k #Close a buffer
File Commands
C-c C-f #Open a file or use find file
C-x k #Close a buffer
File Commands
C-c C-f #Open a file or use find file
Windows Commands
C-x 4 f "filename" # Open file in another window
C-x 0 # Close the currently selected window.
C-x 0 # Close the currently selected window.
C-x 1 # Close all windows except the selected one.
C-x 2 #Split buffer below
C-x 3 #Split buffer
C-x 2 #Split buffer below
C-x 3 #Split buffer
C-x o # Select another window. Switch buffer
Shell Commands
M-! "command" # Execute shell command
M-x shell # launch a interactive subshell
C-u M-x shell #launch a new interactive subshell with buffer name
C-u M-x shell #launch a new interactive subshell with buffer name
C-Up or C-Down #Arrow up and down to see command history
Esc-X Command
Ultimately, if you cannot remember all the short-cut, you can use Esc-X "command name" to run the command
For example, to use goto-line command, you can try "Esc-X goto-line".
Esc-X Command
Ultimately, if you cannot remember all the short-cut, you can use Esc-X "command name" to run the command
For example, to use goto-line command, you can try "Esc-X goto-line".
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