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diff --git a/00_hello/README b/00_hello/README new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d94ecc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/00_hello/README @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +This assignment is a walkthrough for you to use +emacs, git, and the grading system. Your goal +is to create a file called "hello.txt" with one line +in it, that says + +hello + + + +(1) Use emacs to open/create a file called hello.txt + o Type C-x C-f (Control x, then Control f) [which opens + a new file] + o type hello.txt [then hit enter] + o Split the screen (C-x 2) and then change one half to + show this buffer (C-x b , should say default: README, if so hit + Enter. If not, type README, then hit Enter). Then use + "C-x o" to move back into the hello.txt buffer. +(2) Write one line, that says hello [then hit enter---we generally +end files with a newline] +(3) Save the file: C-x C-s +(4) Add/commit/push it to git + Suspend emacs with C-z then run the following commands + git add hello.txt + git commit -m "Did assignment 0" + git push + fg + The last of these will bring emacs back + +(5) Grade the assignment, get your feedback (and the next assignment) + Suspend emacs (C-z) + grade + git pull + fg + +(6) Now, open up your grade.txt file in emacs (C-x C-f grade.txt) + so you can read your feedback. Don't forget that you can + change back to this buffer with C-x b, and/or split the screen + with C-x 2 + When you are done, you can quit Emacs with C-x C-c. + +(7) Did something go wrong? If so, fix it, and add/push/commit/grade + again. If everything went right, you should have your gotten + your next assignment when you did git pull. After you quit emacs, + cd to that directory: + cd ../01_apple + and open the README there in emacs. Follow its instructions! +
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