>Programming resources for Emacs Lisp, Common Lisp, Scheme and Clojure: pastebin.com/nyTQp7qi
>Troubleshooting If there seems to be a bug (or complicated issue), anons may ask you to compose an MWE (minimum working example). To create an MWE, try the following: 1) start emacs with "emacs -q". This disables your init. 2) try to reproduce your issue with as few settings changed and packages (manually) loaded as possible. These steps ensure that other anons can replicate your problem if it's something more involved. Sometimes you even find the cause yourself this way, too!
Welcome to bnpf. The keybinds are actually nice in that they're standard and seriously easy to recall. They work everywhere.
From personal experience: With a typical qwerty layout I use bnpf only with control+meta (roughly syntax object) and meta(roughly plain text) modifiers in rare situations. The fact that they're easy to remember helps then. For just moving around arrow keys are way, way better. I don't need any bnpf or hjkl with them, they're too comfy.
Lisp? Really, fucking Lisp? Listen here kiddo, there's shit programming languages and then there's fucking Lisp. You really think you're clever, promoting this fucking shit language invented by a goddamn psychopath, use your fucking brain and learn some goddamn working knowledge of a normal fucking language before you start bringing that moth-eaten shite up around here. You must be insane. You act all cocky about how powerful you're motherfucking shit language is, eat shit. If you want to program in some stupid little faux-random number generator language, go fuck yourself. It's C or bust, if you want to do actual work instead of sit around like some fuckhead. But fucking Lisp, just fuck off with that shit.
Carter Green
bnpf is comfy since you can use both hands
Matthew Cook
Maybe. But I'll never get why using both hands is superior.
Dylan Cox
okay this is epic ;; Right-align org-roam-node-tags in the completion menu without a length limit ;; Source: github.com/org-roam/org-roam/issues/1775#issue-971157225 (setq org-roam-node-display-template "${title} ${tags:0}") (setq org-roam-node-annotation-function #'dot/org-roam-annotate-tag) (defun dot/org-roam-annotate-tag (node) (let ((tags (mapconcat 'identity (org-roam-node-tags node) " #"))) (unless (string-empty-p tags) (concat (propertize " " 'display `(space :align-to (- right ,(+ 2 (length tags))))) (propertize (concat "#" tags) 'face 'org-tag)))))
I'm not entirely sure why you have to concat # to tags twice.
Cooper Howard
Maybe one of these is good enough for you cliki.net/cl-emacs If not then you probably need to write your own or expand one of the already existing ones to fit your needs.
Jackson Sanchez
I LOVE LISP
Bentley Anderson
So do I
Hudson Harris
Elisp is becoming more and more indistinguishable from Common Lisp, we might reach a point where GNU Emacs might just be it.
