Emacs commands are notated with C-x and M-x, where C is the control key, and M is the alt key. So, C-x means hold down control and tap x. C-x C-v means hold down on control and tap x, then tap v while still holding control down. C-x k means hold down on control, tap x, let go of control, then hit k.
Files:
![]() | To open a file: C-x C-f |
![]() | To save a file: C-x C-s |
![]() | To close a file: C-x k |
![]() | To switch to split windows: C-x 2 |
![]() | To switch to one big window: C-x 1 |
Java:
![]() | To compile: C-c C-v C-c |
![]() | To run: C-c C-v C-r |
The rest of the commands can be found both in the Emacs help - just go into "Browse Manuals with Info" under the help menu. JDE java commands can be found in the JDE user's guide (in your JDE directory).