EmacsTutorial
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I started using Emacs as my editor with Subversion. When SVN launched SVN_EDITOR, Emacs opened. But after saving the message, Subversion reported that the message hadn't been modified.
So I started searching for ways to fix what was apparently a gap between Windows style application sockets & UNIX style sockets.
Gnuserve appears to be "one" answer. However, after wrestling with getting Gnuserve & emacs working, I decided to try XEmacs.
After downloading the installation package from http://www.xemacs.org/Download/win32/, I installed Xemacs. It worked, with Subversion, with no modifications, or additional configurations.
However, if you really like Emacs, then you can try following some of these links. Please drop me a line at mailto://pghcodingdojo@insomnia-consulting.org if you get this working.
Gnu Serve for dealing with IPC vs UNIX sockets so Emacs and the Windows Terminal (Command Prompt) can communicate
