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@@ -17,35 +17,32 @@ Emacs itself. View questions with one of the ~sx-tab-~ commands. These translate to the different 'tabs' that you can view on the official site. Implemented tabs include: -- =frontpage= :: The default front page of questions. -- =newest= :: Newest questions first. -- =topvoted= :: Highest-voted questions first. -- =hot= :: Questions with the most views, answers, and votes over the last few - days. -- =week= :: Questions with the most views, answers, and votes this week. -- =month= :: Questions with the most views, answers, and votes this month. -The meaning of these tabs hopefully needs no explanation, but the official -behavior is given as a tooltip on any site in the StackExchange network. - -Each of these opens up a list of questions. Switch sites with =:=. Navigate -this list of questions with =jk= or =np=. =jk= will also view the question in a -separate buffer. =v= will visit the question in your browser where =w= will -simply copy a link. Upvote and downvote with =u= and =d=. =RET= will take you -to the question buffer, where =RET= on headlines will expand and collapse each -section. Add comments with =c=. + +- ~sx-tab-all-questions~ :: All questions. +- ~sx-tab-unanswered~ :: Unanswered questions. +- ~sx-tab-unanswered-my-tags~ :: Unanswered questions in your followed tags. +- ~sx-tab-featured~ :: Featured questions. +- ~sx-tab-starred~ :: Your starred questions. + +Each of these opens up a list of questions, and you can further customize the +ordering of the list with =O=. Other keys include: + +- =s s= :: Switch site. +- =n= and =p= :: Navigate the list. +- =j= and =k= :: Navigate while viewing the question in a separate buffer. +- =v= :: Visit the thing-at-point in your browser +- =w= :: Copy the thing-at-point (usually a link). +- =u= and =d= :: Upvote and downvote. +- =RET= :: Open the question buffer. As always, =C-h m= is the definitive resource for the functions of this mode. * Installation -SX is now available on MELPA! Install it via the usual method or run =M-x -package-install RET sx RET=. - -To install the development version, follow the usual steps: -- Clone this repository -- Add this directory to your ~load-path~ -- Issue ~(require 'sx-load)~ -This should give you access to the ~sx-tab-~ functions (the main entry points at -this time). +SX is now available on MELPA! Both the stable release and the development +version can be found there. Install it via the Package Menu or just run +#+BEGIN_SRC text +M-x package-install RET sx RET= +#+END_SRC If you are going to be doing any asking / answering / commenting / upvoting / downvoting / /etc./, you must use ~sx-authenticate~ to provide SX with an |