Ebuild-mode
Portage
Configure the following for Portage.
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dev-util/pkgcheck emacs |
Emerge
Emerge the following packages:
app-emacs/company-ebuild
dev-util/pkgcheck
Company-Ebuild should pull in app-emacs/ebuild-mode
, if that does not happen, then report a bug ;-D
Standard
Add the following to your user's Emacs initialization file. The initialization file is either ~/.emacs.d/init.el
or ~/.config/emacs/init.el
for newer versions of GNU Emacs.
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(require 'ebuild-mode) (require 'company-ebuild) (require 'flycheck) (require 'flycheck-pkgcheck) (add-hook 'ebuild-mode-hook 'company-ebuild-setup) (add-hook 'ebuild-mode-hook 'flycheck-mode) (add-hook 'ebuild-mode-hook 'flycheck-pkgcheck-setup) |
Use-Package
We can also configure our environment using a use-package
macro that simplifies the setup a little bit.
To use the below configuration the app-emacs/use-package
package will have to be installed.
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(require 'use-package) (use-package ebuild-mode :defer t :mode "\\.\\(ebuild\\|eclass\\)\\'" :hook ((ebuild-mode . company-ebuild-setup) (ebuild-mode . flycheck-mode) (ebuild-mode . flycheck-pkgcheck-setup))) |
The :defer t
and :mode "..."
enable deferred loading which theoretically speeds up GNU Emacs initialization time at the cost of running the whole use-package
block of ebuild-mode
configuration when the :mode
condition is met.