>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!
Because lipsfags are the kind of autists that love that stuff
Luke Wilson
4 isn't that many.
Jason Mitchell
Maybe, I've just noticed them recently.
Nathan Diaz
Data mining time >your Emacs version? >Vanilla keybinds? Evil? XFK? etc? >Vanilla Emacs? Doom? Spacemacs? etc? >do you do Common Lisp? >do you do Scheme? Which implementation? >do you do Clojure? >any other Lisp? (that lua one, that erlang one, etc?)
Ryder Collins
(setq magit-commit-ask-to-stage 'stage magit-save-repository-buffers 'dontask) Such a little QOL improvement I have missed for so long.
Elijah Wright
28.0.91 EVIL Vanilla SBCL Guile Yes, haven't tried ClojureScript though. Not really, but I'd like to. I think LFE is interesting because of BEAM.
Levi Morales
27.2 evil vanilla no no no no, just elisp for my config
27.2 XFK I did. Looking to relearn CL with ABCL. Kawa. No. No. I want to try hy (Lisp on Python) though but I'm too lazy for that right now.
Xavier Nguyen
>common lisp >can't even run any program on more than four implementations
Eli Wright
An example of those programs?
Jack Hill
>>your Emacs version? 27.2 >>Vanilla keybinds? Evil? XFK? etc vanilla >>Vanilla Emacs? Doom? Spacemacs? etc? custom vanilla >>do you do Common Lisp? sometimes >>do you do Scheme? Which implementation? guile, because I use Guix >>do you do Clojure? no >>any other Lisp? (that lua one, that erlang one, etc?) no
Connor Green
27 vanilla mostly I override for various things, when I want vim I use Nvim vanilla emacs, I can use packages used to do open source dev with lispworks and sbcl. clisp sucks and the maintainers are anuses Not much time with Scheme Clojure yes have even been paid for it not recently
Retard here, what does this warning mean? "Defining as dynamic an already lexical var"
One of my custom functions stopped working after updating to Emacs 28.
Liam Sullivan
;; cringe: abs repeats 2 whole times!!! (let ((sum (abs (loop for j from 0 below cols unless (= i j) sum (aref matrix i j)))) (item (abs (aref matrix i i)))) ...)
;; based and clean (destructuring-bind (sum item) (mapcar #'abs (list (loop for j from 0 below cols unless (= i j) sum (aref matrix i j)) (aref matrix i i))) ...)
>Lexical >Defvar should NOT be used for it, otherwise it becomes dynamic (defun print-stars () (print no-stars)) (let ((no-stars 10)) (print-stars)) ;; => ERROR: UNDEFINED VARIABLE `NO-STARS'
In this case, X and Y are lexical variables.
Ian Bailey
>X and Y meant NO-STARS
Caleb Johnson
Here is the function in question:
(defun my/desktop-enable () "Add the buffers from the last saved session to the current one, and enable autosave on quit." (interactive) (let ((desktop-load-locked-desktop "ask")) (desktop-read) (desktop-save-mode 1)) (message "Previous session loaded"))
