eepitch: a way to control shell-like programs from Emacs (2013)
Channel: Eduardo Ochs
Date: 2013-01-06

The documentation about eepitch is at:
http://anggtwu.net/eepitch.html

This video is very old - it's from 2013. Please see the link above instead!

A high-res version of this video can be found at:
http://anggtwu.net/eev-videos/video4-eepitch.mp4

For more about eev - including links to other videos - go to:
http://anggtwu.net/#eev

 0:16 the eepitch-to-shell-and-python example, very quickly
 1:18 executing eepitch scripts with `f8's; f8 on red star lines and normal lines
 2:33 the eepitch-to-shell-and-python example - what each line does
 3:15 the first three lines use advanced features
 3:52 eepitch scripts are made to be executed interactively
 5:25 the eepitch-to-shell-and-python example again, more slowly

 5:58 what happens when the eepitch target is being shown
 7:13 the default is to use two windows
 7:33 what happens when the target does not exist
 8:25 how to send commands to a new shell
 8:54 how an eepitch block (like eepitch-shell/kill/shell) works

 9:38 an example with shell comments (which eev uses as hyperlinks)
12:35 refining hyperlinks
12:35 converting shell commands into hyperlinks (by wrapping - by hand)
13:04 wrapping commands - bound to meta-uppercase-letters
13:53 M-M wraps the current line into a hyperlink to a manpage
14:12 demonstrating M-M, M-S and M-T with eek sexps
14:40 M-T wraps the current linto an eepitch-xxx/kill/xxx triple
15:47 introduction to the sandboxed tutorials and to M-j (eejump)
16:17 the default numeric arguments for eejump
16:35 M-5 M-j jumps to the index for the documentation for eev
17:15 temporary buffers in eev usually start with a sexp that regenerate the buffer
18:23 where the eepitch-to-shell-and-python example is in the documentation

18:58 Other examples
19:07 pdf-like documents  
20:43 a tutorial for Lua based on eepitch
22:26 that's it - last comments, where to find more info, how to get in touch