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Hi Welcome to Emacs Rocks!

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I just started using Emacs. I've been using TextMate for a few years and

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I've been looking for something else. I tried vim, it's nice.

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But I've been using Emacs for a few weeks now and

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I'm really loving it, it's awesome. So I was thinking,

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Hey! All this cool stuff I have to share with someone - and that's you!

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So this is the first episode. If you want to see more, there's a

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just follow me @emacsrocks on Twitter. Ok, First trick

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I've been doing some Javascript testing lately and every so often I get to these situations

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I have some local variables and I want to extract them into the setup method

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So let's do that

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Ok, for these variables to be available in my tests

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I have to assign them to the test object, this.

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And here is the trick.

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Pay close attention to the keys I'm pressing

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they appear in the lower right-hand corner and I will repeat it afterwards

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Wow!

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Did you see that? That's amazing. Let's try it again.

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It's important that I start where I start now, just at the var

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Because when I search for "l" like this, the mark is saved where my search started

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so the mark is now at the beginning of the first var

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the mark and the point of the cursor, together they form a region

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including the three vars and the space afterwards.

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So let me do: Control-x rectangle text

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Which will replace the contents of the region with whatever I write.

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That rocks!

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So if we check up rectangles in the manual, here is the command I used

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That was the first episode, thanks for watching

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and follow me on @emacsrocks if you want more. Thanks.