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--- ease:fallschool_cpo [2020/07/01 13:06] – Added pictures cpollok
+++ ease:fallschool_cpo [2020/07/01 13:08] (current) – cpollok
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   * **ros-load-system**: Then enter the ROS package, hit Return, enter the LISP system, hit return.
-> Example: **r-l-s TAB**, autocompletes to **ros-load-system**, hit Return, enter **cram_mobile_pick_place_plans** for the ROS package (note the underscores), hit Return, enter **cram-mobile-pick-place-plans** for the LISP system (note the dashes), hit Return again. Voila, you loaded a CRAM lisp system.
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-When starting out with using Emacs, it can be useful to have a fixed window configuration to not get overwhelmed with having to constantly open and close new buffer windows. When opening Emacs, use the **C-x 2** command to split the window in two and just leave the bottom one as the REPL and use the top one for viewing files (**C-x f** and **C-x b**).
+When starting out with using Emacs, it can be useful to have a fixed window configuration to not get overwhelmed with having to constantly open and close new buffer windows. When opening Emacs, use the **C-x 2** command to split the window in two and just leave the bottom one as the REPL and use the top one for viewing files (**C-x f** and **C-x b**). Like so:
+{{ :ease:emacs:overview_split_working.png?direct&600 |}}