Aryadev Chavali
571a896f7c
Big issue with emacsclient when launching alternate editor with eval instructions: it considers the --eval Lisp code a file name, which it opens as a buffer. Instead, use -a "" which launches Emacs with daemon on if no daemon is running. Also, instead of using a SystemD service for Emacs, let's just manage it via emacsclient. Less dependence on it then.
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#!/usr/bin/env sh
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case "$(printf "new\nstop\nrestart\neshell\nmail" | dmenu -p "eserver: ")" in
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"restart")
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emacsclient --eval "(save-buffers-kill-emacs)";
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emacs --bg-daemon;
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notify-send "eselect: Restarted Emacs server";;
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"stop")
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emacsclient --eval "(save-buffers-kill-emacs)";
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notify-send "eselect: Halted Emacs server";;
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"new")
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notify-send "eselect: Launching Emacs";
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emacsclient -c -a "";;
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"eshell")
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notify-send "eselect: Launching Eshell";
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emacsclient -c -a "" --eval "(progn (eshell) (delete-other-windows))";;
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"mail")
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notify-send "eselect: Launching notmuch";
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emacsclient -c -a "" --eval "(progn (notmuch) (delete-other-windows))";;
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esac
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