- 1 year ago
Is there a way to detect which platform we are in it, inside .spacemacs file?
In the .spacemacs
file, you can use Emacs Lisp code to detect the platform you are running on. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
elisp;; Check if running on Windows
(if (eq system-type 'windows-nt)
(progn
;; Configuration specific to Windows
;; ...
)
;; Configuration for other platforms
;; ...
)
In the above example, the (eq system-type 'windows-nt)
condition checks if the system-type
variable is set to 'windows-nt
, which indicates that Emacs is running on Windows. You can use different values for system-type
to detect other platforms, such as 'gnu/linux
for Linux or 'darwin
for macOS.
Inside the respective branches of the if
statement, you can add configuration specific to the detected platform. This allows you to customize your .spacemacs
file based on the platform you are running on.
It's important to note that the exact values for system-type
may vary depending on your Emacs version and configuration. You can consult the Emacs documentation or use (message "%s" system-type)
in Emacs to determine the specific value for your platform.
By using conditional statements based on system-type
in your .spacemacs
file, you can adapt your Emacs configuration to different platforms and customize it accordingly.