Reload configurations without restarting Emacs

问题:

How do I load the edited .emacs file without restarting Emacs?

回答1:

M-x eval-buffer

回答2:

I usually use M-x load-file. But be aware that some initialization is only done the first time through. Things like libraries that set their defaults when loaded, but don't get reloaded the second time through. Its always a good idea to start up emacs from scratch as a final check that everything works ok.

回答3:

Open the .emacs file, select its contents and hit C-x,C-e

回答4:

M-x load-file and then choose the .emacs file should also work

回答5:

M-x load-file ENTER
~/.emacs
ENTER

(source)

回答6:

In the *scratch* buffer, type:

(load-file user-init-file)

Then press C-x C-e to evaluate the expression.

回答7:

M-x load-file ~/.emacs

eval-buffer when the .emacs file is opened

eval-region when you want apply selected lines

C-x C-e evaluates the preceding expression

回答8:

you can use C-x C-e which will evaluate an s-expression. Make sure the cursor is at the last parenthesis of the elisp code.