Questions tagged [emacsclient]

emacsclient is a program which allows the user to connect to the Emacs Server. This is useful when using Emacs as the default editor on Unix-like systems, as it allows Emacs to be invoked without creating a new process, allowing the reuse of shared buffers and command history.

See also Emacs-Server (GNU Emacs Manual) and Emacs Client (emacswiki).

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What happens in emacs if exiting emacsclient with C-x C-c?

I've been trying to get used to using emacsclient because the load time is so much quicker than always running a full-fledged emacs process every time I want to open a file. I noticed in the emacs manual, it's suggested that I use C-x # to exit…
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Alt-Tab doesn't switch window after launch emacsclient

I wanted to open a new file in Emacs from shell in a new buffer in an existing window, so I used emacsclient. After I launch emacsclient, it opens the file in a new buffer, as I wanted, but then Alt+Tab doesn't work and I need to click with the…
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emacsclient complains about files are not saved when I try to close it

I'm running emacs in daemon mode and usually have multiple instances of emacsclient open. Whenever I close down one of the client instances (with C-x C-c or save-buffers-kill-terminal) I am prompted to save all of the files currently open, not…
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emacs daemon ignores a setting (tool-bar-mode -1) which normal emacs does not

If I run emacs, the tool-bar does not appear and accepts my setting of: (tool-bar-mode -1) without any problems. If I run: emacsclient -c -a ' ' (launch emacs client and launch emacs --daemon if no emacs daemon is running) Then the tool-bar…
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