Seiji Zenitani
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Wed Feb 14 01:02:21 JST 2007
On 2007/02/12, at 20:10, Adrian Burd wrote:
> the timestamp is automatically inserted in a new file on the first
> save after it is created, but after that, it
> is never automatically updated.
>
> Am I missing something here?
It works for me.
On 2007/02/13, at 5:05, Roussanka Loukanova wrote:
>
> I had that feature in the Emacs under Linux automatically, without adding
> anything to my .emacs. And I used to get an initial template for html
> content, including time stamp updating feature (with Date created and
> Last time updated), when I would start up a new file with extension .html.
> This feature works by default for Aquamacs under Mac too (I've just
> tested it). But I do not know how to get this with Carbon Emacs, which
> is my text editor for everything on my MacBook Pro Intel.
That is "html-helper-mode", a third-party html-mode for editing html files.
Probably it was pre-configured on your Linux.
To use html-helper-mode, add the below line to your .emacs.el.
(add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.html\\'" . html-helper-mode))
The html-helper-mode *was* the de-facto standard,
but it *is not* standard these days.
- Seiji