Homepage: https://hg.osdn.net/view/multi-project/multi-project
Author: Shawn Ellis
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Find files, compile, and search for multiple projects
Multi-project simplifies working with different projects by providing support
for creating, deleting, and searching with projects. Multi-project
supports interactively finding a file within a project by using a TAGS file.
To use multi-project add the following lines within your .emacs file:
(require 'multi-project)
(multi-project-mode)
The multi-project bindings below are for switching to a project, finding
files within a project, compilation, or grepping a project.
C-x p a - Anchor a project Remember the current project
C-x p c - Project compile Run the compilation command for a project
C-x p j - Project jump Displays a list of projects
C-x p g - Run grep-find Runs grep-find at project root
C-x p l - Last project or anchor Jumps to the last project or anchor
C-x p p - Present project Jumps to the current project root
C-x p P - Present project new frame Present project in a new frame
C-x p f - Find project files Interactively find project files
C-x p n - Add a new project Prompts for new project information
C-x p r - Go to project root Visits the project root
C-x p s - Project shell Creates a project shell
C-x p S - Project shell Creates a project shell at the root
C-x p u - Resets the anchor Unsets the project anchor
C-x p v - Visit a project Visits another project in a separate frame
From the project selection buffer the following bindings are present:
a - Anchor a project Remembers the project to quickly return
after visiting another project.
C-n - Next project Move the cursor to the next project
C-p - Previous project Move the cursor to the previous project
d - Delete a project Marks the project for deletion
g - Grep a project Executes grep-find in the selected projects
r - Reset search Resets the project search filter
s - Search projects Searches by name for a project
N - Add new project Prompts for project information
q - Quit
u - Unmark a project Removes the mark for a project
x - Executes actions Executes the selected operations
The multi-project-compilation-command variable can be set to a function
that provides a customized compilation command. For example,
(defun my-compilation-command (project)
(let ((project-name (multi-project-name project-list))
(project-dir (multi-project-dir project)))
(cond ((string-match "proj1" project-name)
(concat "ant -f " project-dir "/my-build.xml"))
(t
(concat "make -C " project-dir "/src")))))
(setq multi-project-compilation-command 'my-compilation-command)