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# /Users/HOME/.0.data/.0.emacs/.0.macports/bin/aspell --lang=en dump config

# conf (string)
#   main configuration file
# default: aspell.conf

# conf-dir (string)
#   location of main configuration file
# default: <prefix:etc> = /Users/HOME/.0.data/.0.emacs/.0.macports/etc

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OSX -- ASPELL -- DICTIONARY -- Spanish

* unpack aspell6-es-1.11-2.tar.bz2

* cd over to the root directory of the unpacked source

./configure --vars PATH=$PATH:/Users/HOME/.0.data/.0.emacs/.0.macports/bin

make

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(defun my-basic-org-todo ()
"Doc-string ...."
(interactive)
  (let* ((choice (read-char-exclusive "[t] TODO | [n] NEXT | [w] WAITING"))
         (chosen-string (cond
                          ((eq choice ?t)
                           "TODO")
                          ((eq choice ?n)
                           "NEXT")
                          ((eq choice ?w)

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(require 'cl)

;; (global-set-key [f1] 'is-it-defined)
(defun is-it-defined ()
(interactive)
  (save-excursion
    (goto-char (point-min))
    (let ((output-buffer (get-buffer-create "*IS-IT-DEFINED*"))
          (cleanup (lambda ()
                     (recenter 1)

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;;;  NOTE:  The process output from the gls command tends to be truncated when both
;;;  (1) _not_ using a process filter and (2) _not_ using a pipe.  When _not_ using a
;;;  process filter, the workaround is to use a pipe by either setting the variable
;;;  `process-connection-type' to `nil`; or, using the `make-process' keyword/argument
;;;  pair of :connection-type 'pipe.  Said workaround, however, has the disadvantage
;;;  of having all the output arriving in one fell swoop and window-start of the
;;;  process output buffer is point-max of the output -- meaning that the output is
;;;  not visible unless using a command such as recenter on the output window buffer.
(defun gls-example (&optional dir)
"Demonstration creating a running process with a let-bound process-environment."

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(defvar my-isearch-window-start '(nil 0)
"Record the `selected-window' and the Y-axis coordinate of point each time that
`isearch-update' calls `my-isearch-update-recenter' (via an advice).  The value
of this variable will be a cons cell with the CAR being the `selected-window' and
the CDR being the Y-axis coordinate of point.")

(defun my-isearch-update-recenter ()
  (let* ((win (selected-window))
         (pt (point))
         (y (cdr (nth 2 (posn-at-point pt win))))