2013/12/31 David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> > >> Configure EDITOR to use emacsclient rather than emacs, and run M-x > >> server-start RET (or do it from .emacs) in the Emacs that is supposed to > >> catch the point-and-click. > > > > Mmmh, too complicate, I'll set gvim. > > Huh? It's not complicated at all. It's one > > (server-start) > > in your .emacs file, and one > > export EDITOR=emacsclient > > in your .bashrc file. > > I should have said that it's easy, but it doesn't work for me. These are my settings:
$ echo $EDITOR /usr/bin/emacsclient $ cat .emacs | grep server (server-start) But every time I click on a note on Evince, a new window of Emacs pops up. > > However, it seems to me that the configuration in .bashrc only works for > > URIs opened using gnome-open. > > When I click on Evince, .bashrc is totally ignored > > .profile should usually load .bashrc as well and be run on login. Yes, .bashrc is updated, I can verify it in the terminal. Evince simply keep opening emacs, even if $EDITOR is set to gvim (or whatever).
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