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Sergey Pashinin - 13 years ago 2013-04-28 22:52:42
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Isn't it enough?
 

	
 
## Usage
 

	
 
### Getting Workgroups
 

	
 
See [github repo](http://github.com/tlh/workgroups.el).
 

	
 
- Put `workgroups` somewhere on your Emacs load path
 

	
 
        cd ~/.emacs.d/extensions
 
        git clone git://github.com/pashinin/workgroups2
 
        git clone git://github.com/pashinin/workgroups2.git
 
        git pull
 

	
 
### Installing
 

	
 
- Byte-compile it if you want. This isn't required, but it'll speed some
 
  things up:
 

	
 
        C-u 0 M-x byte-recompile-directory <RET> ~/.emacs.d/extensions/workgroups2/
 

	
 
- Load a module:
 

	
 
        (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/extensions/workgroups2")
 
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  keydefs if you want to try out different prefixes.
 

	
 
  Most commands are bound to both `<prefix> <key>` and `<prefix> C-<key>` for
 
  convenience.  See the definition of `wg-map` in the source for a complete list
 
  of bindings.
 

	
 
- There are many other customization options.  See the customization section in
 
  the source for details, or use:
 

	
 
        M-x customize-group RET workgroups RET
 

	
 

	
 
## Usage
 

	
 
- Turn on `workgroups-mode` either by issuing the command:
 

	
 
        M-x workgroups-mode RET
 

	
 
  or by evaluating this form, which can be added to your `.emacs` file:
 

	
 
        (workgroups-mode 1)
 

	
 
  You should see "wg" in the minor mode list on the mode-line.
 

	
 
- To get started right away, hit `<prefix> ?` for a list of commands and their
 
  bindings.
 
## Tutorial
 

	
 
### Help
 

	
 
## Tutorial
 
To bring up a help buffer listing all the commands and their bindings, hit
 
`<prefix> ?` (`wg-help`).
 

	
 
### Workgroup Creation
 

	
 
To start off, add a few workgroups.  Hit `<prefix> c` to issue the command
 
`wg-create-workgroup`, give it a name, hit `RET`, and a new workgroup is
 
created.  Maybe split the screen a few times with `C-x 2` and `C-x 3`, and
 
switch to different buffers in some of the windows to make it unique.  Repeat
 
this process a few times to create some different workgroups.
 

	
 
Every workgroup must have a unique name.  You can rename workgroups after
 
they've been created with `<prefix> A` (`wg-rename-workgroup`).
 

	
 
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### Offsetting and Swapping
 

	
 
You can move a workgroup leftward or rightward in the workgroups list with
 
`<prefix> ,` (`wg-offset-left`) and `<prefix> .` (`wg-offset-right`)
 
respectively.  These commands work cyclically, so when you offset a workgroup
 
leftward or rightward when it's already on the far left or right of the list, it
 
will wrap around to the other side.
 

	
 
`<prefix> x` (`wg-swap-workgroups`) will swap the position in the workgroups
 
list of the previously selected workgroup with that of the current workgroup.
 

	
 
### Help
 

	
 
To bring up a help buffer listing all the commands and their bindings, hit
 
`<prefix> ?` (`wg-help`).
 

	
 
## Original Workgroups
 

	
 
There is a package on Melpa called "workgroups".
 
This extension is based on experimental branch of the original repo:
 

	
 
https://github.com/tlh/workgroups.el
 

	
 
So great respect to the author. But it has not been updated for more
 
than 2 years and experimental branch was not released.
 

	
 
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