Suggest.el: Synthesising Constants
Suggest.el v0.4 is now out, and it offers some really interesting new ways of making suggestions. Supplying Constants Suppose the user gives us the input '(a b c d) and desired output 'a. We would already suggest car, but that only gets the first element of the list. They may have wanted elt or nth, which get elements at a specific position. We now try adding constants to the user’s inputs, specif
Essential Elisp Libraries
Recently, I’ve been writing a lot of Emacs Lisp. I’ve been trying to write as many of my own tools as possible in elisp, to see what the language works well at and what it doesn’t do well. Turns out, elisp does many things well. However, there are several libraries that make life much easier. (Disclaimer: I’ve written some of them.) Lists Firstly, dash.el, which describes itself as “a modern list
Synthesising Elisp Code
I’ve just released v0.3 of suggest.el, an Emacs package for discovering elisp functions. You supply an example input and output, and it makes suggestions. v0.3 is much smarter, and almost magical in places. Let’s take a look. What is this, anyway? Just look at this awesome Emacs mode. (It's https://t.co/wBOvlM0ixK and @_wilfredh did it) pic.twitter.com/5SV1MgnHJP — ☭🚀🐕 Bodil 🐕🚀☭ (@bodil) Augus
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