Re: putting stuff from custom.el into init.el

Gfp <[email protected]> writes: 
 
> I create a file in which I have to put my settings.  - Can it be 
> a file with the ending „.org“?  - or does it need to have an 
> „.el“ ending like init.el?  - or I have to create an .el file 
> and an .org file and put something in 
>   the .el file that it loads the custom.el file and the .org 
>   file in case I want an .org file? 
 
Read this as a starting point: 
 
  (info "(emacs) Saving Customizations") 
 
Remember you should keep a custom file because it is sometimes 
used internally.   An Emacs init file is just a normal Emacs Lisp 
file.  There is a way using .org files for fans of org-mode, but 
this is not the standard way.  The standard way is to use a file 
as described here: 
 
  (info "(emacs) Init File") 
 
 
>   So my question is how can I set up something without 
>   „customize emacs“ „custom.el“? 
> 
>   I would need to know the code!  How can I find that code for 
>   my personal settings which are now in custom.el?  I can´t 
>   create code myself yet. 
 
If you want to use Emacs-Lisp for configuration, you will have to 
learn at least some basics.  Copy-pasting stuff from "the 
internet" is possible (the Emacs Wiki(s) are a good source for 
beginners), but once you encounter a problem, you will need to address it at the
Emacs Lisp level. 
 
Several tools simplify or standardize configuration writing, such 
as `use-package' (probably the most prominent example) . I 
personally avoid using them, so I won't advertise any here. 
Michael.