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Jim Myhrberg
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The idea behind these commands is to easily launch a Emacs server which runs in the background, but with font/theme/etc settings as if it was launched like a normal GUI. I used to just launch Emacs.app directly, but, now I use these binaries to open a full GUI frame by executing `emacs-gui-client -c &`. After starting the GUI server with `emacs-gui-server start` of course. The main difference between calling `emacs --daemon` and `emacs-gui-server start` is that the latter uses a custom socket as to not interfere with any console-base Emacs server, and it also sets the `EMACS_GUI_SERVER` environment variable to `1`, letting my Emacs config figure out which theme/fonts/etc to load.
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#! /bin/bash
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# Defaults
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SOCKET_DIR="$TMPDIR/emacs-gui-server$(id -u)"
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SOCKET_FILE="$SOCKET_DIR/server"
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EMACSCLIENT="emacsclient"
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ALTERNATE_EDITOR="nano"
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# Set to binary bundled in Emacs.app if it exists
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if [ -f "/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/bin/emacsclient" ]; then
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EMACSCLIENT="/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/bin/emacsclient"
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fi
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# Execute emacsclient
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exec $EMACSCLIENT -s "$SOCKET_FILE" --alternate-editor=$ALTERNATE_EDITOR "$@"
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