start a project from script

[Andrew Gaydenko]

At the moment I have a script with:

cd /some/prj/root
emacs --eval "(ensime)"

It result in asking .ensime file in minibuffer. Is it possible to inject the file path into script?

[Sam Halliday]

ensime--1 takes a parameter, but it's an internal function so might change.

if you just want to start the ENSIME server, you can use the reference start script (and I believe Rory has this working on OS X now) https://github.com/ensime/ensime-server/wiki/Using-the-ENSIME-Server-with-Other-Editors#starting-the-server

[Andrew Gaydenko]

Sam, thanks, ensime--1 does the trick.
What are advantages for (or appropriate workflows for) starting the server before emacs session?

[Rory Graves]

2 use cases for me so far.

1) Debugging - startup the server attached to various things, get emacs to connect to it.
2) Support clients that don't have all of the startup logic embedded.

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[Sam Halliday]

Absolutely no advantages at all. In fact, it could break at any moment.

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[Rory Graves]

Yep - what he said ;)

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