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I would like to start with a clean slate for a long term single config, that I stick with and improve incrementally. I have heard that lsp bridge was the best lsp around on emacs, for speed/responsiveness, which is exactly what I want. I would like somebody to share a working elpaca lsp bridge configuration guide, or explain how to do this with packages that show .el code for straight.el or manual, but not elpaca. I appreciate your time, and would like to resolve this issue sooner than later, so I can focus on coding, since a fast lsp is really the bare minimum for coding with emacs as an alternative to an ide. lsp-bridge works fine with straight.el, might just stick to that, I'm not updating my config so often that it's a bottleneck, but would be nice, because I heard last time I asked around here, that elpaca was a replacement that was more modern than straight.el. submitted by /u/Normal-Diver7342 [link] [comments]

Emacs has always been very powerful and flexible, but there is a time cost to yield such power, since you need to spend time learning Emacs lisp and writing the actual code to extend Emacs. For instance, I have created a package to integrate CMake projects with Emacs (select presets, compile a target, etc.). This took a lot of time, and it's not the best lisp code you will see, but the time was justified because of how it helps me in my work. The time cost is not always worth it, and this xkcd comic summarizes this well. But this has drastically changed with LLMs. As a good example, this week I was editing a CMake presets file (these are JSON files) and I wish I could use imenu to easily go to a preset in the file. I asked copilot (from inside Emacs using copilot-chat) to create the necessary code, and it worked surprisingly well. As another example, I used it just now to create a few font-lock rules for info buffers, to make reading them nicer. What other nice things are you guys adding to your Emacs configuration, now that the entry cost for this is much lower? Edit: I think I wrote a confusing title. I'm not asking about how to improve vibe coding inside Emacs. What I'm interested is knowing if and how people are using LLMs and vibe coding to write Emacs lisp code to extend Emacs itself and make it suits a specific use case you have. submitted by /u/darcamo [link] [comments]

Back in the eighties I wrote software for the Atari 8-bit series in BASIC. With an emulator I can save these files as text files. I would love to be able to read and edit these in Emacs but I need to write a major mode. Question: How can I map the special characters to the Atari character set (ATASCII). Most charatcers are fine, but Atari has some special ones. When I read the code into Emacs as a plain text file "AUTORUN.BAS" in inverted letters is displayed as "ÁÕÔÏÒÕήÂÁÓ". How can I develop a mode that recognises ATASCII? Here is an example program I wrote in BASIC: https://cloud.prevos.net/index.php/s/5j2KMSMcAT2kfLB submitted by /u/danderzei [link] [comments]

Is there any working setup with either Company or Corfu that works consistently with dabbrev and yasnippet, and also stays fast while typing? I've tried setting up Corfu multiple times but always end up giving up. It works well with Elisp code, but completes nothing when switching to Python or C++. And when you want to add dabbrev or yasnippet as backends, do you really need separate keybindings to activate them? Why not make it consistent with the Tab key or something similar? Any help is appreciated. submitted by /u/OutOfCharm [link] [comments]

I have a setup with two frames in emacs with the following display-buffer-alist elisp (("*compilation*\\|*lsp-help*" display-buffer-in-side-window (side . right) (slot . 2) (dedicated . t) (reusable-frames . t) (window-width . 70))) If I'm in the first frame, the one where the *compilation* and *lsp-help* buffers were created and have a dedicated window, emacs will show them without creating new windows. Sadly, if I'm in the second frame, emacs will create a new window if the side window is not currently showing the proper buffer (so if the side window is displaying *lsp-help* and I M-x compile, it will create a new window to show the compilation buffer even though it should replace the *lsp-help* one. What I tried to do is to create a custom display-buffer-function: elisp (defun my/smart-side-window-display (buffer _alist) "Display BUFFER in an existing suitable side window if possible, otherwise fall back to `display-buffer-in-side-window'." (let ((reused-window (catch 'found (dolist (frame (frame-list)) (when (frame-visible-p frame) (dolist (window (window-list frame 'nomini)) (when (THIS-WINDOW-CAN-DISPLAY-BUFFER window buffer) (throw 'found window)))))))) (if (and reused-window (window-live-p reused-window)) ;; Use the internal display function that works with dedicated windows (window--display-buffer buffer reused-window 'window alist) ;; Fallback: create a new side window (display-buffer-in-side-window buffer alist)))) But for this I would need to be able to determine that a window can display a buffer (according to the buffer-display-alist rules). So, maybe I'm going in the wrong direction and there's a way to force display-buffer-in-side-window to reuse a side-window on a different frame instead of giving priority on the current frame? Or I'm going in the right direction (but it looks kind of complicated for nothing)? submitted by /u/MonsieurPi [link] [comments]

For fun and learning, and thinking I might have to reinstall, I did C-h k C-h k which brought up Help mode with information about the describe-key function. I went to the source and deleted describe-key and then restarted Emacs. I can still run the describe-key function, and the keybind still works, but when I try to view source it takes me to the top of the file and the describe-key function is gone. What's going on here? I did seem to make a permanant alteration to some file, but the file apparently wasn't the true source of the describe-key function? submitted by /u/Buttons840 [link] [comments]

hello people! i wanted to try applying the macros the way that Meow does it, but outside of meow-mode and modal editing. i'd like to try out non-modal editing again and come back to mostly vanilla bindings, especially as i now know of packages that let me do away with modifier keys while being comfortable (as devil-mode and key-chord.el let you do, for example). however, i would love to keep some features of meow with me. notably, the ability to go to specific parts of a given thing with the meow-*-of-thing commands and how meow does macros. you select some text, which will be called the selection. you then grab it, and navigate your cursor in such a way that multiple cursors spawn on the exact items you want them to appear at. for example, if you select the symbol at point, all symbols exactly like this one in the region will have a cursor placed upon them. you can then do your edits with your 'main' cursor, and all edits will be reflected upon the other spawned cursors. does anyone, especially meow-mode users, know how i can get such a result outside of meow-mode itself ? i just found out about 'iedit' which might be similar to what i want, but i don't know if it has some of the goodies that macros offer like incremental counters and macro step editing if something went wrong. i'll try them out myself, but was curious as to your inputs as well. cheers everyone, have a nice day! submitted by /u/arni_ca [link] [comments]

Wasn't the first emacs built off of teco macros? Is there some github repo or something that has these macros so I can use/install them? Edit I have a c implementation of teco called tecoc submitted by /u/multitrack-collector [link] [comments]

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I posted this as an article on X but then a lot of Scala community no longer visits X and I never got down to publishing my own blog, so I'm reposting the article here. tl;dr: - I took Cline and Cursor for a spin. - I built a derivation-based configuration loading/writing library (a pureconfig alternative) in Scala 3 using prompts, examples and minor touch-ups only. - It was a very pleasant and productive experience. - Vibe coding works very well when building small, self-contained pieces of code. - Proper task scoping makes a hell of a difference — small, well-contained increments usually work out of the box or require minor fixes. - Refactors become troublesome very quickly when many files have to be modified. - Scala's type system is extremely helpful in preventing AI errors but…

I am trying something trivial with Scala Native with Scala parallel collections object ParVectorApp { def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = ParVector(1,2,3).foreach(println) } And the error I got after I executed sbt run was [error] Found 4 unreachable symbols! [error] Unknown type scala.collection.generic.GenericParCompanion, referenced from: [error] method ParVectorApp$.main(java.lang.String[]): scala.runtime.BoxedUnit at ParVectorApp.scala:6 [error] static method ParVectorApp.main(java.lang.String[]): scala.runtime.BoxedUnit at ParVectorApp.scala:5 [error] [error] Unknown type scala.collection.parallel.ParIterableLike, referenced from: [error] method ParVectorApp$.main(java.lang.String[]): scala.runtime.BoxedUnit at ParVectorApp.scala:6 [error] static method ParVectorApp.main(java.…

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Using org-latex-preview generates quite good preview for my latex code. But every time I want to edit this preview I have to activate again the same code using C-c C-x C-l. Is there a way to just toggle this preview every time the cursor just passes by? Before org-latex-preview After org-latex-preview I also have weird this problem. I'm using FiraMath font for math enviornments (really good If using Cascadia font for regular text), and every time a preview is shown this title-like text with the name of the font is shown. Do anyone knows how to get rid of this? EDIT: Turns out this feature will be bulit on org-mode This link https://abode.karthinks.com/org-latex-preview/#orgeb2ee6b shows that these and more features like live-preview will be built in on org-mode by default. There is a dev branch that has a lot of this features. Sounds great for a near future. submitted by /u/Greedy_Lecture7083 [link] [comments]

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Emacs is much more than a simple text editor and could theoretically be used IMO as a drop in replacement for a gui, as you just open emacs and do everything from there. Could one theoretically run emacs on bare metal and boot it up off of a drive? submitted by /u/multitrack-collector [link] [comments]

Beside other git work I use magit for PR review. My workflow is to check out the feature branch foo and then use magit diff range against master branch. On magit status buffer d r then type or choose master, I will get the diff buffer showing the changes. On this buffer RET will get me to hash change. C-RET will bring me to the file. Using prefix C-u with these two commands will open in a new window. It works well most of the time, but sometimes when the feature branch foo is way behind master the diff will also show changes that are already in master. What I want is the diff of the change that foo will add to master. The same kind of diff that github, gitlab show for PRs. In git's parlance I want this diff from triple dot git master...foo. And just I found out magit diff can do that, by appending the triple dot to the range input. In my example, on magit status buffer d r the type master.... Double dot and and prefixing works too so instead of d r then type ...master it will show git foo...master. After years of using magit I still feel like a noob. submitted by /u/Goator [link] [comments]

I need a function that can execute a command in a split window, and then disappear after 2 seconds. I don't want to see "Compilation finished". This is my code. lisp (defun run-command-in-popup (cmd) (let* ((bufname "*custom-window*") (buf (get-buffer-create bufname))) (with-current-buffer buf (let ((inhibit-read-only t)) (erase-buffer)) (special-mode) (setq-local header-line-format nil) (setq-local mode-line-format nil)) (let ((display-buffer-alist `((,bufname (display-buffer-reuse-window display-buffer-at-bottom) (window-height . 5))))) (display-buffer buf)) (let ((proc (start-process-shell-command "" buf cmd))) (set-process-sentinel proc (lambda (_proc event) (when (string-match-p "finished" event) (let ((target-bufname bufname)) (run-at-time "1 sec" nil (lambda () (let ((win (get-buffer-window target-bufname))) (when win (delete-window win)) (kill-buffer target-bufname))))))))))) It seems to run without errors, but I don't see any output. submitted by /u/dehaticoder [link] [comments]

I have a main .el file and then I have some additional .el files that it loads. I have a variable that should be there only in the buffer, so I have it declared using defvar, and then I use setq-local to set it when the mode is enabled. I have also tried the opposite (declare using defvar-local and then set it with setq). Now when I check this variable from a different .el file in the same repository, it says "reference to free variable". This warning randomly goes away if I switch to a different buffer and come back to it, so I don't know if it's even an error or not. If I restart Emacs, all the warnings are gone. Then when I save the buffer, the warnings come back. Do I just assume Elisp itself is not accurate at verifying whether Elisp code is correct and just ignore the warnings or what am I supposed to do here besides putting everything in one giant .el file? Other times I have it complaining about an undefined function, but the same function is valid somewhere else. Then I switch buffer, and both are valid. https://preview.redd.it/trie55i97fve1.png?width=475&format=png&auto=webp&s=c410ea0becfc1e95656d904310733164f9f931ac submitted by /u/surveypoodle [link] [comments]

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I thought the sentiment of this (short) essay would resonate with you all. https://seths.blog/2025/04/the-use-and-design-of-tools/ A quote: We’ve adopted the mindset of Too Busy To Learn. As a result, we prefer tools that give us quick results, not the ones that are worth learning. This ignores the truth of a great modern professional’s tool: it’s complicated for a reason. submitted by /u/kryptonik [link] [comments]

So anytime my PC reboots, to get emacsclient -c -a "emacs" to open in GUI mode, I have to restart the emacs service. I set it up per the recommendation systemctl --user enable emacs. I've been searching a bit for the past few days to see what I can find. One suggestion was that it was starting before X started. This is what prompted me to try restarting the service, sure enough that did the trick. I've tried a few other things in the process: - adding emacs --daemon to my autostart in plasma instead of systemd. This didn't matter, I deleted the script. - switching to wayland plasma. Neither change made a difference, currently sticking on wayland to see if it will help with some non-emacs issues. Any thoughts why emacsclient won't launch in GUI before restarting the service? submitted by /u/MichaelGame_Dev [link] [comments]

I just found it is pretty interesting, refreshed and likely profuctive way to use two different size screens, so I would like to share the idea. Left is a 15 inches screen with Protrait view runing Emacs with org mode acting as a side screen. Right is 27 inches screen. Using mac mini M4 with Emacs Plus, very impressive and fast. I have personalised package to sync the play progress between Emacs and Youtube on chrome, pretty neat. submitted by /u/DR_MING [link] [comments]

I start emacs with no config files. i load demo file /usr/lib/ /socket.py and zoom. everything works fine till i turn display-line-number-mode and zoom. Emacs hangs and eats ram as btop tells us https://reddit.com/link/1k17qy7/video/kh68ayk4ucve1/player submitted by /u/HalfIllustrious6190 [link] [comments]

I created https://github.com/zikajk/ra-aid-el, an Emacs interface for RA-Aid (an open-source AI assistant that combines research, planning, and implementation to help build software faster). This package lets you interact with RA-Aid directly from your Emacs. I built this because I wanted the power of RA-Aid without leaving my editor. Still early but feedback welcome! (I plan to work on simplified creation of external tools as a next step) Edit: To add a brief introduction to RA-Aid - it's open source, which doesn't train on your data, unlike free Augment Code for example. And at the same time, it doesn't cost as much money as Anthropic Code or OpenAI Codex. It also allows for quite a few possible configurations and can work with local models as well submitted by /u/Responsible-Newt9241 [link] [comments]

Hi there, I'm a 4th year Engineering + Computer Science student who is super passionate about Haskell. I've been looking around quite actively for some sort of internship that uses Haskell, but it seems everything is overseas. Is there anything around that people know of? Mercury and Standard Chartered are off the table because of location unfortunately :( submitted by /u/how_to_not_reddit [link] [comments]

I was under the impression that Cloud Haskell was abandonware, but it turns out that Well-Typed is backing it and that Cloud Haskell's Hackage package received multiple updates this year (including version bumps!) Since I'm interested in Haskell microservices (thanks u/cheater00!), I'm wondering if anyone's used Cloud Haskell either professionally or for serious projects. submitted by /u/Instrume [link] [comments]

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Anyone have an idea why I keep getting this error, or why OrgMode should even care about my tab width? I've only recently started seeing this message. org-element--list-struct: Tab width in Org files must be 8, not 2. Please adjust your ‘tab-width’ settings for Org modeError during redisplay: (jit-lock-function 1) signaled (error "Tab width in Org files must be 8, not 2. Please adjust your ‘tab-width’ settings for Org mode") Any help will be appreciated. I suspect there's a conflict with another package. I have tried reconfiguring the tab width for OrgMode, but this error persists. I am hoping I don't have to go thorugh the long and arduous process of commenting out all the other packages, then pulling them in one at a time until this rears its ugly head. HELP!!!!! Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/el_toro_2022 [link] [comments]

Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a safe, purely functional programming language with a fast, concurrent runtime. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community. Featured Concurrency in Haskell: Fast, Simple, Correct by Matt Kline After nearly a decade of building embedded systems in C, C++, and Rust, I’ve somehow ended up writing Haskell for a living. If you’d asked me about functional programming a few years ago, I would have told you it was self-indulgent academic baloney—and then I stumbled into people using it for real-time systems where microseconds can mean literal life or death. Evaluating AI’s Impact on Haskell Open Source Development by Matthew Pickering, Sam Derbyshire We have recently contributed to a research study investigating how AI can he…  ( 2 min )

We’re back online for another Spanish-speaking ScaLatin meetup next Tuesday, April 23rd! This time, we’ll dive into the topic of typeclasses. You’ll find all the details here: https://www.meetup.com/scalatin/events/306845164/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_events submitted by /u/ComprehensiveSell578 [link] [comments]

I was rather new to Scala back in the days, and programming in general. I don't think I'm good at it as I can't solve basic Leetcode problems and had never made something worthwhile but either way, I used to be using Clojure. Clojure was really, really good, but I want something with a static type system, I decided to learn Scala. Quick warning: this one is very long, and happened last year, maybe the language has changed, but I am not sure. Sorry in advance for all the gramatical mistakes I've made here, English isn't my native languge. Turns out Scala is a pretty complex language, but I managed to finish the Scala 3 book on scala-lang.org with around 80% understanding. It was initially intimidating, but it made sense at last, and I never experienced issues surrounding dynamic languages …

A few months ago, I announced that the GHC wasm backend added support for Template Haskell and ghci. Initially, the ghci feature only supported running code in nodejs and accessing the nodejs context, and I’ve been asked a few times when ghci was going to work in browsers in order to allow live-coding the frontend. Sure, why not? I promised it in the last blog post’s wishlist. After all, GHCJS used to support GHCJSi for browsers almost 10 years ago! I was confident this could be done with moderate effort. Almost all the pieces are already in place: the external interpreter logic in GHC is there, and the wasm dynamic linker already works in nodejs. So just make it runnable in browsers as well, add a bit of logic for communicating with GHC and we’re done right? Well, it still took a few mont…  ( 12 min )

On the one hand, the site is still up, there are occasional commits to the github repo, and there was a release less than a year ago. On the other hand, no one has said anything in their gitter room for years, no one has posted a github issue in years either, and their own page doesn't even mention anything newer than 2.12. (But they have commits to support 3...) I know templating is unfashionable, but I don't care, I want a templating engine and scuery looks like the thing. And scuery seems even less active than the rest of Scalate, they barely even mention it on their documentation page. submitted by /u/fluffysheap [link] [comments]

We are excited to announce our upcoming Scala India Talk on 20th April 2025 at 8:30PM IST on the topic - "Let's Teach LLMs to Write Great Scala!" by Kannupriya Kalra. In this talk, we'll demystify how LLMs work, from zero-shot prompting to agentic loops, and explore why typed languages like Scala offer a stronger foundation for reliable, maintainable AI applications. We'll learn from Python tools like LangChain and PydanticAI, then introduce LLM4S - a type-safe, Scala-native toolkit for structured LLM workflows, tool calling, and agentic programming. Come see how LLMs can write great Scala and why that changes the game for AI development. Kannupriya Kalra is the org admin for GSoC 2024–25 with the Scala Center. She has delivered talks across four countries and co-created LLM4S, a Scala-first AI toolkit. With over a decade in functional programming, she’s built scalable systems at Sky (London) and contributed to data engineering projects in India, with deep expertise in Scala, Akka, and big data tech. All the sessions happening at Scala India are in English, so feel free to join even if you are not from India but wish to join. This talk has been thoughtfully scheduled to accommodate multiple time zones: April 20, 2025 at 8:30 PM IST | 4:00 PM GMT (London time) | 11:00 AM EST (New York time) | 8:00 AM PST (Bay Area time). Join us on Discord (Where the community is): https://lnkd.in/dSd57jWx submitted by /u/Distinct-Crab6379 [link] [comments]

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Scala Plugin 2025.1 is out! The update brings: - Support for the new syntax of context bounds and givens - Improved handling of named tuples - The new "Generate sbt managed sources" action - X-Ray hints for apply methods and all parameter names and more submitted by /u/makingthematrix [link] [comments]

If I have the usual [[LINK]] in my org file, when exporting to PDF, I get a clickable URL like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urcL86UpqZc , which is fine and expected for a PDF. When exporting to HTML, from the same source org file, is there a way for that to be rendered as an embedded player? submitted by /u/mC_mC_mC_ [link] [comments]

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When I first learned about the Reader monad, I learned that I could map over the result of a function. Specifically: type F a b = (a -> b) mapf :: forall a b c. (b -> c) -> F a b -> F a c mapf f g = f . g Now, I'm using the co-log library to log to a file, using the function withLogTextFile: type Logger = (LogAction IO Text -> IO ()) -> IO () data Env = Env { envLogger :: Logger } instance HasLogger Env where getLogger = envLogger newtype App a = App { unApp :: ReaderT Env IO a } deriving newtype (Functor, Applicative, Monad, MonadIO, MonadReader Env) A Logger here is the result of applying withLogTextFile to a FilePath, and I store it in the environment of my App monad. Now, I'd like to only log entries above a certain severity level. To do this, I believe I can use the function: filterBySeverity :: Applicative m => Severity -> (a -> Severity) -> LogAction m a -> LogAction m a So instead of mapping over the result (as in the Reader example), I now need to transform the input to a function — that is, to map over its argument. How can I do this? For now, a workaround I’m considering is to store the severity threshold in the environment and check it at the logging call site. submitted by /u/fethut1 [link] [comments]

Will be streamed tonight, 2025-04-16, at 1830 UTC, live on YouTube. Abstract: Functional programming is programming with mathematical functions, mapping inputs to outputs. By contrast, logic programming---perhaps best known from the language Prolog---is programming with mathematical relations between values, without making a distinction between inputs and outputs. In this two-year anniversary episode of the Haskell Unfolder we take a look at typedKanren, an embedding of the logic programming language miniKanren in Haskell. We will see how we can use it to write a type checker for a simple functional language in a few lines of code. submitted by /u/kosmikus [link] [comments]

My side project over the last weekend - a couple of my old school friends setup a game of VGAPlanets (using planets.nu) and I thought it might be fun to try to automate some of the repetitive mechanical tasks on each turn (the API is a total PITA - but I've wrapped it now fairly comprehensively I think). The scripting turns out to be a dream use-case for `Free` :) Let me know what you think and open to suggestions! submitted by /u/tomwells80 [link] [comments]

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I am starting my journey into the ZK method and ran across a post from 2021 about using a ReMarkable to manage ZK cards. Many of the comments seem to have been addressed as the ReMarkable Team has improved the software. For example: tags the ability to add pages in notebooks These two topics seemed to be the biggest concern at the time. So, I’m wondering if anyone is currently using a ReMarkable to manage their ZK?  ( 2 min )

This is part of my emacs config: (use-package evil :init ;; Execute code Before a package is loaded (evil-mode) :config ;; Execute code After a package is loaded (evil-set-initial-state 'eat-mode 'insert) ;; Set initial state in eat terminal to insert mode :custom ;; Customization of package custom variables (evil-want-keybinding nil) ;; Disable evil bindings in other modes (It's not consistent and not good) (evil-want-C-u-scroll t) ;; Set C-u to scroll up (evil-want-C-i-jump nil) ;; Disables C-i jump (evil-undo-system 'undo-redo) ;; C-r to redo (org-return-follows-link t) ;; Sets RETURN key in org-mode to follow links ;; Unmap keys in 'evil-maps. If not done, org-return-follows-link will not work :bind (:map evil-motion-state-map ("SPC" . nil) ("RET" . nil) ("TAB" . nil))) (use-package evil-collection :after evil :config ;; Setting where to use evil-collection (setq evil-collection-mode-list '(dired ibuffer magit corfu vertico consult)) (setq evil-collection-want-find-usages-bindings t) (evil-collection-init)) The problem is that, although I set `evil-collection-want-find-usages-bindings` to `t`, `g r` keybinding doesn't work. `xref-find-references` works fine when called with `M-x`. Here is a link to the README of `evil-collection` about `goto-reference` submitted by /u/Ok_Lengthiness_4916 [link] [comments]

The ever industriuous Protesilaos has released Denote version 4, with some massive changes and additional features. There's a lot in there, but also some breaking changes (as some features are now split into separate packages). I thought I'd link it here, either because you already use Denote and need to know about changes before updating, or because you might want to explore why Denote is such a great notetaking tool. submitted by /u/EFLS_ [link] [comments]

For some reason I had to reinstall Emacs and work out a better set of parameters for mu4e. However, now that it's done, I have all kinds of issues with my backed up init file that keeps looking for packages that aren't installed. This should only be a metter of time before I reinstall all the missing dependencies and packages but for a reason I cannot quite understand the system won't let me install packages because a somewhat large number of them are missing and are required by the init file. It's entirely possible I will have to start with a semi-clean init file and populate it as I go. However I seem to remember a way (a package?) that was reconstructing or reinstalling a full set of dependencies and packages based on the init file. Did I dream this ? If not, where can I find it? submitted by /u/chs75 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/vqixyrrdw1ve1.png?width=1286&format=png&auto=webp&s=eb3b4f6017441258aa2a05b971f1e9a15f437f8c Hello, I would like to make Emacs automatically indent preprocessor directives in C++ like the above. Now, I'm fully aware of the debate on whether preprocessors should be indented or not, but that's another topic for another day. How I can best do the above using electric indent from emacs? I have tried searching for the solution to this for the past days and I couldn't figure it out. Thanks! submitted by /u/Salaadas [link] [comments]

There have been some failed attempts to create an Emacs podcast in the past, and that's always been a bit of a bummer. But now in the exciting new world of GenAI, we can create our own podcasts; so I've done so for Emacs. I've created two podcast series that might be interesting to people: Emacs Buffers Mini-Series, RSS link: https://rss.continua.ai/323d5bf7-c886-48c9-a0cc-c83301ed3f8f. This one goes over Emacs buffers and related concepts (which basically turns out to be most of Emacs core functionality). I've made one of the hosts an overly intellectual Marxist scholar, just for kicks. I think it's highly amusing, if it's annoying, my apologies. Emacs Calc Insights, RSS link: https://rss.continua.ai/b951518d-b4c0-4126-8ebc-968eea528755 Let me know if these are interesting, I (or anyone) can always create more. I find they do a great job on content, although sometimes pronunciation is a bit messed up. And audio isn't always the best format for hearing about keystroke combinations. Also, full disclosure: this is the product I work on, in a startup. submitted by /u/ahyatt [link] [comments]

I'm trying to write a parser. The more I read about how to break out of a loop or return from a function, more annoyed I get, that I have to wrap everything in more and more conditions where such a simple thing ends up with uncountable number of paranthesis. I can't even tell where anymore instruction starts or ends. If I need to change a simple thing, then the git diffs aren't clear what actually changed so my history's also pretty much useless that I might as well just abandon version control. After just a few lines of code, it becomes completely unreadable. If I'm unlucky enough to have a missing parenthesis then I'm completely lost where it's missing, and I can't make out the head or tail of anything. If I have to add a condition in a loop or exit a loop then it's just more and more parenthesis. Do I need to keep refactoring to avoid so many parenthesis or is there no such thing as too many parentheses? If I try to break a function into smaller functions to reduce the number of parenthesis, it ends up becoming even more longer and complicated and I end up with MORE parenthesis. WTF? How do I avoid this mess? Meanwhile I see everyone else claiming how this is the most powerful thing ever. So what am I missing then? I'm wasting hours just over the syntax itself just to get it to work, let alone do anything productive. I know Python, C, Java, Golang, JavaScript, Rust, C#, but nothing else has given me as much headache as ELisp has. submitted by /u/surveypoodle [link] [comments]

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Does anyone know of a TUI that functions like find-file (with Vertico)? I know of fzf obviously, but that fuzzy finds across everything recursively. I'm looking for something with path completion that lets me find a file or directory and then outputs it to stdout. submitted by /u/sebnanchaster [link] [comments]

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I can't successfully paste the degree sign or a simple path from Windows without extra (null?) characters appearing into Emacs. I've compiled Emacs on a relatively fresh install of WSL AlmaLinux9 using the following flags: ./configure --prefix=/opt/emacs/emacs-30.1 CFLAGS='-O0 -g3 -march=native' --with-native-compilation --with-imagemagick --with-libsystemd --with-tree-sitter --with-pgtk It seems like copy-pasting from Windows to Emacs results on some encoding issue when using the --with-pgtk option (on right). To debug this, I also tried to compile without the --with-pgtk option and pasting the same text seems to work (on the left). Can anyone give any hints on how to solve this issue? I'd like to use the pgtk as it seems to be a bit more responsive and stable. I'm not hugely familiar with what causes this, but based on my search and previous Emacs question, it seems related to encoding handling from Windows UTF-16LE to Linux UTF-8? I might be wrong here though - appreciate any thoughts! Thanks. submitted by /u/nyannyan_sensei [link] [comments]

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When I write an emacs package, I don't want it to be embedded in my .emacs - I don't want to deal with gitsubmodules, so instead, I just create a completely separate directory and initialize it as a git repository. Now let's say I install my own package from source with use-package - that's fine, but if I make changes, I'd have to commit them and reinstall the package before the changes take effect. I know I could visit the package source files and eval-buffer, but, sometimes I want to know how a package works on start up, because of autoloads or something or other. It would be really nice to have a way that I can separate my packages from my config, and yet still keep my config up to date with whatever is the local version of the package source files on my computer. I'm curious how others deal with these things? submitted by /u/lispy-hacker [link] [comments]

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I have what I would have expected to be a very simple problem. Still, after multiple hours of searching and experimentation I am at a loss. Basically, I have the following expression which writes my agenda to a temporary buffer (for another function to parse). (save-window-excursion (with-output-to-temp-buffer "foo-bar" (org-batch-agenda "a"))) The issue is that, if I already have an agenda view open, I don't want that to be overwritten. Basically, I want all this to occur without messing up any agenda views I have open. I have tried playing around with org-agenda-sticky but cannot seem to figure out how to make it work for my purposes. Any help would be most appreciated. Basically, I just want an unobtrusive way of extracting my agenda as a string for further processing by other tools. submitted by /u/JustinSilverman [link] [comments]

Hallo, Ich verzweifle gerade etwas, mir gelingt es nicht bei Emacs im ORG- Mode das Datum auf das deutsche Anzeige Format zu bringen, tt.mm.jjjj / dd.mm.yyyy habt ihr einen Eintrag / Befehl für die init Datei?? Auch einen Termin zu erstellen der über das ganze Jahr geht, beziehungsweise über zwei drei Monate. Beispiel: Sonntags, Montag und Mittwochs habe ich eine „festen“ Termin den ich normalerweise Einhalte. Emacs mit ORG-Mode ist schon sehr mächtig da werde ich wohl einige Zeit mit beschäftigt sein um mich damit zurechtzufinden… MfG Norbert Hello, I'm a bit desperate right now. I can't get the date in Emacs in ORG mode to display in the German format, dd.mm.yyyy Do you have an entry/command for the init file?I can also create an appointment that spans the entire year, or two or three months. Example: I have a "fixed" appointment on Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays that I usually keep. Emacs in ORG mode is very powerful, so it will probably take me some time to get used to it... Best, Norbert submitted by /u/NorbertHeynck [link] [comments]

Hi, I was happily using emacs+exwm under endeavour some months ago. I had to bought a new laptop and I was under Windows, and a couple of days ago I decide to reinstall linux. All is working fine (under Plasma) but I'm trying to get my emacs+exwm again. I setup the files (I had a copy) but when I launch the session it just ends or just looks so weird. If I start emacs with exwm enable in the early init to see how it looks, I see the same "emacs picture" when I get it working standalone. https://preview.redd.it/yi1uouon1tue1.png?width=788&format=png&auto=webp&s=13bbeb3fe32eb3871964297b2beae260ce9b9506 I'm I missing something? As far as I know, the important things thath changed since last time, is emacs version (from 29.4 to 30.1) submitted by /u/DevGiuDev [link] [comments]

This is my test function: lisp (defun test-function () "Print the project root for debugging." (let ((project-root (vc-root-dir))) (message "Project root: %s" project-root))) If I run this using M-x eval-expression, then I get the correct value. If I trigger this function from a hook, project root is nil. What am I doing wrong? submitted by /u/surveypoodle [link] [comments]

Hi, I am trying to join #emacs:matrix.org, but I am failing with the following error message: MatrixError: [403] You are not invited to this room. (https://matrix-client.matrix.org/_matrix/client/v3/join/%23emacs%3Amatrix.org?server_name=greyface.org&server_name=matrix.org&server_name=hpdeifel.de&via=greyface.org&via=matrix.org&via=hpdeifel.de) Is this desired behavior, or is something wrong with letting people in? I tried contacting admins, but they are rejecting invitations for direct message rooms. Thanks! submitted by /u/hubgears [link] [comments]

aider.el, emacs plugin for aider AI pair programming: https://github.com/tninja/aider.el Methods in the following classic books can effectively improve the quality of the software, making it easy to modify the software for the new requirement, and extending the life of the software. AI-assisted agile development Refactor: Improve the design of existing code, by Martin Fowler: aider-refactor-book-method - Emacs lacks IDE-level reconstruction tools. Some tools such as emr can help refactor, but they support fewer languages ​​and limited reconstruction methods. Recently, I have realized that big models are much more reliable in reconstruction than they were more than half a year ago. Therefore, using aider to help refactor is more practical. - Based on the methods in the book and the rec…

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I love using org mode on my laptop but using emacs on my phone is a huge pain and none of the org android apps seem to work how I want. Really the biggest pain is syncing my files though ive tried a few different things, but it all kind of feels like this weird hack solution. Any of you have a good workflow for this? I submitted by /u/lrn___ [link] [comments]

So I'm trying to check dungeon treasure stock for my upcoming RPG adventure and I'm doing it in a table. And for some reason, #+CONSTANTS doesn't seem to work (yes, I've C-c C-c'ed it) * Treasure #+CONSTANTS: gp=50 sp=1 cp=.1 ** Level 1 | Room | V. | Source | C. | Total | |-------------------+------+----------------------+-----+--------| | 2. Wolf Lair | 548 | Silver Pieces | $sp | #ERROR | | 3. Stirge Nests | 130 | Jade Statuette | $gp | #ERROR | | | 150 | Silver Letter Opener | $gp | #ERROR | | 7. Secret Hallway | 84 | Copper Pieces | $cp | #ERROR | | | 300 | Electrum Pieces | $ep | #ERROR | | 8. Rogue Orcs | 2182 | Silver Pieces | $sp | #ERROR | |-------------------+------+----------------------+-----+--------| | TOTAL | | | | #ERROR | #+TBLFM: $5=$2*$4::@>$5=vsum(@2..-1) submitted by /u/Orest58008 [link] [comments]

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I come from frontend experience abd I've been wanting to learn backend language to be able to make small backend apis and servers for personal use. Also it's nice to be able to add backend knowledge on a CV. The backend isn't new to me I've had a uni course on backend dotnet, had android app development from a different course and feel comfortable with typed languages. I've even had some java experience some 7 years ago. I want to learn Scala because it, more than java, kotlin and c# espouse certain concepts in programming that I like. The fact that it's not vendor locked into any specific company abd at the mercy of it's whims is very attractive to me (C# - Microsoft, Java - Oracle, Kotlin - jetbrains). Also that it is somewhat less popular I see as an endearing trait, benefited by it also having the ability to interop with java and javascript libraries. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Enough background. As I've said, I'm interested in using Scala for simple backends and want to have a roadmap to best learn it. I'm currently reading The Scala book from the website. So I'm putting that as step one. After that I'm at a loss and would like some input. What are some good backend frameworks or tools and how should I plan my learning moving forward? submitted by /u/Skriblos [link] [comments]

#will-leave-it-here — Again, this! How can sophisticated people build scripts and tools in a way that I still need to install them via some kind of magic and spend hours figuring out why the installation does not work?! Claude: — I completely understand your frustration! This kind of developer tool installation experience is exactly why people get turned off from certain ecosystems. The Mill installation process is unnecessarily complex: The first script is just a launcher It tries to download the actual JAR in the background No clear error messages when it fails Poor documentation about what's actually happening (and very poor installation guide) This experience highlights a real problem with many JVM tools - they're often built by developers who prioritize clever bootstrapping mechanisms over simple, reliable installation processes that just work. --- UPD: The story behind this post is that I actually wanted to move from the 'scary' sbt to a more intuitive, Scala-oriented build tool. In my journey with Scala, sbt was the main obstacle preventing me from starting actual projects. I learned about Mill and really liked its syntactic approach. And then... I read the manual and followed the steps, but encountered mystical errors like: ./mill: 241: exec: /home/sammy/.cache/mill/download/0.12.10: not found. I was simply following the instructions and received this error. That's why I decided to vent a bit - perhaps it will provoke a discussion about the UX of Scala ecosystem tools? Maybe we can do better? submitted by /u/egorkarimov [link] [comments]

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Hello, I was reading stuff about the free monad and maybe I’m getting a new understanding about it. It feels like you just have the operations inside the base functor as primitives and then composed structurally so that a separate “interpreter” can see them all and do what it wants with them. I also understand, perhaps better, Control.Monad.Operational (the Program monad), which takes an instruction type for primitive operations (which is only mandated to not bottom or else the entire thing bottoms; but no other laws are needed to be respected by the instructions) and the Program can just assemble the sequence of instructions in a way that obeys all the monad (and superclasses) laws. Efficiency aside (I guess you can put it at the end as a footnote if you do want to consider it), is there an advantage to one over the other? My understanding of Free is basically you have a functor, and you can have essentially a finite stack of applications of said functor (with the “join” operation only pretending to collapse things but in reality the interpreter will do the collapsing afterwards). Program just assembles a monad, allows you to find the first instruction, and the interpreter decides what to do with the continuation. submitted by /u/paulstelian97 [link] [comments]

Nach intensiven Schreib- oder Zettelkasten-Sessions fühlt sich mein Kopf manchmal völlig überhitzt an. 😅 Einer meiner Favoriten ist ganz klassisch: Solitär online. https://spielensolitär.de – keine Anmeldung, keine Ablenkung, einfach nur spielen. Ansonsten hilft mir manchmal Headspace oder eine kurze Sudoku-Runde. Und ihr? Welche Tools oder Spiele nutzt ihr, um den Kopf nach dem Denken frei zu bekommen?  ( 2 min )

I have two note archives for The Archive. To avoid switching back and forth, I am considering merging them in one. Is this advisable? If ok, how is it to be done? Please advise.  ( 2 min )

https://preview.redd.it/ysp981u7ooue1.png?width=1259&format=png&auto=webp&s=7acd4d77270275de1f634d04f0b9c228331d65af My first "more serious" customization of my org agenda! What I do at the start of each sprint is collect all the tasks, give them efforts, and then schedule them through the next 2 weeks, per days. I open a week agenda view for this. While doing this, I was constantly calculating total effort per day in my head, and couldn't easily see which day has space in it left to add more tasks to it. Therefore, I added some logic that iterates through the buffer between the two day headings, collects all the efforts, sums them and displays them next to the day heading. Note that there is quite a bit of logic that is specific to how I use agenda, for example I calculate only remain…

I found this out, ironically, though an RSS feed. This article: https://codelearn.me/2025/04/09/emacs-newsticker.html popped up when I was browsing my feeds and piqued my interest. I’d heard about Elfeed and Gnus, but Newsticker was new to me. It’s built into Emacs, and works pretty well! Even seems to work with atom feeds. I’d recommend reading the article if you want to learn more (and for the sake of clarity: I am NOT the author of said article) submitted by /u/ever-ella77 [link] [comments]

I have been using the same theme and font(tango dark with Source Code Pro), for the entire time I have been using emacs. How often do you guys change your themes/fonts for emacs? submitted by /u/Agitated-One-3740 [link] [comments]

Anyone use Emacs on a Snapdragon laptop? How is it? submitted by /u/LemonBreezes [link] [comments]

Please see the image. I recently switched to emacs after 10 years of vim, and having a great time so far. I have begun to customize various parts to fit my workflows. I want to change the color used in the highlighted section. I could not find the face used there. I tried `M-x describe-face` but I could not find the relevant face. I am using doom-plain-dark theme, trying to customize it here and there. Thanks! submitted by /u/tonybeestark [link] [comments]

TLDR: remote ssh editing code + remote LSP & debugger in emacs? Hi everyone! I want to evaluate if Emacs will be suitable for my workflow for software development. I write Gpu kernels in Cuda, Python and other languages/DSLs on a remote SSH server from my Macbook air (base 8GB model). The 8 GB ram sometimes shows sluggishness which is a huge reason to switch. Another reason is to automate workflows Using VSCode remote SSH gives me excellent development experience with Intellisense, Debugging, Jupyter Notebooks and CoPilot. Do note: codebase, LSP and debugging environment is running on that server. I also heavily use Apple Mail, Calendar, Firefox (visit a bunch of sites each day regularly. The Firefox process can be automated in eMacs). Also I am using eMacs 31 from brew special tap which builds eMacs locally. What part of this workflow can be easily done by eMacs? I can forward ports for the LSP server and maybe the debuggers. Just evaluating the challenges before I decide to deep dive into eMacs. I read the recent post on Jupyter notebooks submitted by /u/mychemiicalromance [link] [comments]

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Its available here: https://functional.kiransturt.co.uk. I thought you guys might be interested as it was mostly haskell inspired, and my university will be using it in future to teach haskell to first years! If anyone has any thoughts/comments/questions please ask, im very excited about this project. It is a tool designed to be useful for people learning functional languages, particularly haskell. This was my disseration project, im just doing the write up now. Its open source: https://github.com/kiran-isaac/funkyfunctional. It runs entirely in the browser, its written in rust and compiled to WASM :) the typechecking is based on "complete and easy bidirectional typechecking for higher rank polymorphmism" [Dunfield and Krishnaswami, 2013]. If anyones interested in the type system i can post the inference algorithm. Its entirely client side and static, hosted via github pages You can enter code on the website and evaluate it lazily. You can also have free choice over the evaluation order. The language is called SFL (simple functional language). Interestingly, i found out that haskell was almost called "CFL" (common functional language). See "A history of haskell, being lazy with class" [Hudak, 2007]. The language supportes algebraic data types defined with "data", type aliases defined with "type" and pattern matching. Heres a section of the prelude so you can get a sense for it if :: Bool -> a -> a -> a if cond then_branch else_branch = match cond { | true -> then_branch | false -> else_branch } data Either a b = Left a | Right b data Maybe a = Just a | Nothing data List a = Cons a (List a) | Nil // List Operations map :: (a -> b) -> List a -> List b map f list = match list { | Nil -> Nil | Cons x xs -> Cons (f x) (map f xs) } foldr :: (a -> b -> b) -> b -> List a -> b foldr f acc list = match list { | Nil -> acc | Cons x xs -> f x (foldr f acc xs) } submitted by /u/ChirpyNomad [link] [comments]

Any review of Coalton https://coalton-lang.github.io/ by any Haskeller. While I have heard a lot of Lispers raving about its bringing ML to s-expr, I wanted have a review from experienced user of Haskell as to how it measures up to Haskell as in the advantages / disadvantages etc specially for non-trivial use. The idea of having the malleability of Lisp with the opt-in strictness of Haskell is truly awesome. submitted by /u/kishaloy [link] [comments]

Hello comrades! Who uses Emacs for Haskell, can you tell me how to make documentation shown for modules from Hackage? Same for xref + corfu. Looks like LSP don't see cabal packages... https://preview.redd.it/1m6dtpc0giue1.png?width=943&format=png&auto=webp&s=2da2f460eb2f4a0e2e5f89ac532a7e8f28aa4a59 https://preview.redd.it/uh80voc0giue1.png?width=945&format=png&auto=webp&s=d03e349c850a23639991f8769e5fb840b5b23c84 (Haskeline installed by cabal, and `cabal build` already completed. I use Eglot/Eldoc/Corfu , my config: https://github.com/11111000000/pro/blob/main/%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%BE-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B4-%D0%BD%D0%B0-haskell.el. submitted by /u/peter-kosov [link] [comments]

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https://github.com/getkyo/kyo/releases/tag/v0.18.0 New Features Actors: The new kyo-actor module introduces type-safe actors built on top of other effects like Channel and Poll. The API enables composition with other effects both within an actor implementation and in its Actor.run creation scope. For example, actors can require Env values in their initialization or leverage Retry and Abort to compose supervision strategies in their bodies. This initial version includes local actors only, but the Subject abstraction is designed to enable remote communication. The goal is eventually integrating the module with kyo-aeron for distributed actors. This work was based on a collaboration with @DamianReeves. Thank you! (by @fwbrasil in https://github.com/getkyo/kyo/pull/1107) Abort with liter…

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Hey all! First time poster here (and long-time lurker). Over the weekend I went through the upgrade process for my Synology NAS (4TB to 12TB!), and I took some notes while doing so. I ended with 4 notes, which I'm really happy with but open to feedback I developed it through Google, Synology Knowledge Center and some ChatGPT. Note 1: How to replace and upgrade drives in Synology NAS Context: I previously used a single 4TB drive. I have bought 2x 12TB drives and want to completely replace the old drive with the new ones. Insert 12TB drive into an empty bay. In Storage Manager, add the 12TB drive to the current storage pool. The SHR will be rebuilt to add the drive. This will take several hours. As it was previously single drive, it will now introduce 1-disk fault tolerance as there are…  ( 5 min )

How can I get the big picture first and then learn the details with Zettelkasten? I think that learning the big picture first and then learning the details is the way to learn faster. This is my experience. The video below is what I agree with. However, when I do Zettelkasten, I spend a lot of energy turning each detail into a Zettel. When I try to follow the "Principle of Atomicity," I keep getting caught up in the details. For example, when I learn the history of philosophy, the process is as follows. 1) Read the first chapter. 2) Write down the main events in a structure note. 3) Write a Zettel for each main event. 4) Read the next chapter and do (2)~(3). The problem is that if you do this, you will not be able to grasp the overall flow of the history of philosophy and you will spend a lot of energy in the first part. So you will continue to fail to learn. If there was no time limit, you could solve this by doing it every day. However, in reality, I have limited time. If you want to 'learn' a topic quickly, not just for research, you need to understand the big picture first. To do that, you need to miss out on the details. For example, if you are learning about deep learning, getting the big picture means first learning the core concepts, and then learning the details by looking at each formula. This is like learning the process. When you check the whole map, it is easy to grasp the main content because the details are omitted as if you zoomed out, making it simple. I think there is definitely a way to solve this, so I would like to hear advice from you experts. Do you have your own workflow for this? Has anyone solved this problem using Zettelkasten?  ( 5 min )

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I've written a new package, semext, with the purpose of providing more powerful semantic alternatives to Emacs functionality, but trying to mirror as closely as possible the Emacs experience. This is the difference between this package and the other llm-based packages I see. Those other packages are much more powerful than this; but this one is designed to feel the most like vanilla emacs, and extend the basic feel of Emacs with powerful LLM semantic understanding. You can see a short video about this, but the best way to understand what I'm trying to do is to just talk about the functionality, which is right now just three commands: semext-forward-part / semext-previous-part: The LLM decides what the interesting parts of the buffer are, and will nagivate back and forth. Think of this as like something like forward-page and backward-page but for content where pages don't make sense. semext-search-forward / semext-search-backward: Search for anything and find it. Search for "typo" and find a typo. Search for "emoji" and find an emoji. Search for "Russian name" and find the next Russian name in the buffer. semext-query-replace: Query / replace everything, highlighting each match and asking to accept the replacement, just like query-replace. Replace snake case with camel case just by saying "snake case" and "camel case". Replace "a boring word" with "a better word". Replace "Spanish sentences" with "the same sentence but in Hindi". Some caveats beyond the fact that this library is new and mostly untested is that this is slower than native Emacs commands, and not as reliable; the LLMs may decide to do something different each time you do something. The package caches as much as possible, and tries to detect when the cache should be thrown away. It may particularly struggle on long bufferes, since it needs to process every buffer region in sequence. submitted by /u/ahyatt [link] [comments]

Hi all, I'm trying to disable evil-mode when running the eat terminal emulator inside emacs but for whatever reason, I can't seem to disable it when running eat. Here is my use-package declaration: (use-package eat :ensure t :config (add-hook 'eat-mode-hook #'turn-off-evil-mode nil)) I'd appreciate any help. Thanks! submitted by /u/kn0xchad [link] [comments]

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Do you want to create a series of slides for a lecture? Do you want to use the lecture feature of LaTeX's beamer package from org mode? Then you can use ox-beamer-lecture. This is an export backend for org mode that extends the built-in ox-beamer backend. The main features are: Use of beamer's \lecture command to create a series of beamer slides Automatic folder creation as well as naming of folders and files Simultaneous export to beamer slides (with overlay) and handout slides (without overlays) Possible to use beamer's article mode which creates one document of all lecture content More features are described in the readme of the repository and illustrated in the demo org file. If you have some comments on how to improve the code/package, I'd be grateful for any ideas. Have a great day! submitted by /u/fjesser [link] [comments]

While I used to think it was a "meme" to use emacs for everything, I have fallen down the rabbit hole. It is a phenomenal workflow and the most surprising thing to me is that emacs has simplified things so much. I discuss what tools within emacs i am using, as well as why context switching is one of the biggest problems emacs solves, and how emacs has become my entire computing environment. submitted by /u/joshuablais [link] [comments]

I love emacs and have done my life's work in this editor, for 30 years if you count the MicroEmacs years. I rely on the kill ring, multipane code views, keyboard macros, and text registers. It's also open source, so portable to almost any work situation. I can't count the times I've done serious editing in emacs before returning to an IDE like VS or Eclipse for compile/debug. Someone would have to tear emacs from my cold dead fingers if they wanted me to stop. I can even program a little lisp. "BUT" Emacs evangelists like to bring up how great it is to have a LISP machine at their fingertips. I haven't seen that many examples concrete examples, though. It's cool that emacs can be a web browser, email/news reader, or even a spreadsheet (org mode). But to use those features, I have to remember how to do so, as opposed to clicking the Windows icon and Firefox, Thunderbird or LibreOffice. If I need text manipulation that exceeds the emacs features I normally use, it's fast for me to write a Python script. What am I missing - how could elisp per se help me write better code faster in C[++], Python, and/or SPIN (Parallax Propeller language), mainly embedded? Not trolling here - I honestly think I may be missing something good. Help me out? submitted by /u/agentOrangeRevo [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/beqmxivyheue1.png?width=1276&format=png&auto=webp&s=e556612ed15ad09964c78f2479c970bc61a7a3ec Hi all, I had quite some fun the last couple of days with implementing my own custom header-line in vterm, that shows git status and current path, so I thought I would share it here! I hope you find it useful, and I would also love to get some feedback on the code and what I could have done better. Main challenges: I struggled to find a simple way in elisp to obtain git status info for some directory. I ended up using awesome gitstatus.el package that has really simple interface but needs external gitstatusd binary. gitstatusd is popular and very fast though so that is a plus. Header line refreshes on every buffer change, so simply evaluating git status calculation lo…

A simple Emacs-based Homebrew manager Essentially, it is a wrapper around the brew command line, utilizing websocket-bridge-ruby as a bridge. The choice of Ruby is due to its ease in handling shell outcomes. View installed taps and formulae through a tabulated-list, with quick options for adding and removing. All operations are asynchronous, ensuring Emacs remains responsive, though asynchronous execution may be slower. Feel free to try it out, and please share any additional Homebrew management needs you may have. https://github.com/ginqi7/emacs-brew-man/ https://reddit.com/link/1jx7vfx/video/qo5di4lnhbue1/player submitted by /u/Personal_Plant_375 [link] [comments]

Lemme know if there's something else to be excited about View Poll submitted by /u/Unlucky_Inflation910 [link] [comments]

I read Data.Map docs and see Map.insert returns a new map. Is there an effective way to maintain a big map in memory if its keys and values can be modified via an upcoming request to a Scotty listener? I just guess to use readIORef and writeIORef on a whole Data.Map object. Maybe it is wrong approach? Because every single insert will replace the whole Map bound to an IORef. Map may have a million of elements. submitted by /u/Square_Being6407 [link] [comments]

So I've been trying to implement the Access token refresh token auth pattern in Servant. In particular, there are two interesting types: data SetCookie = SetCookie { setCookieName :: S.ByteString , setCookieValue :: S.ByteString , setCookiePath :: Maybe S.ByteString , setCookieExpires :: Maybe UTCTime , setCookieMaxAge :: Maybe DiffTime , setCookieDomain :: Maybe S.ByteString , setCookieHttpOnly :: Bool , setCookieSecure :: Bool , setCookieSameSite :: Maybe SameSiteOption } deriving (Eq, Show) data CookieSettings cookieIsSecure :: !IsSecure cookieMaxAge :: !(Maybe DiffTime) cookieExpires :: !(Maybe UTCTime) cookiePath :: !(Maybe ByteString) cookieDomain :: !(Maybe ByteString) cookieSameSite :: !SameSite sessionCookieName :: !ByteString cookieXsrfSetting :: !(Maybe XsrfCookieSettings)data SetCookie = SetCookie Servant seems to be designed such that you control how cookies behave to produce the actual SetCookie type through this intermediate config type that is CookieSettings. Functions like acceptLogin acceptLogin :: CookieSettings -> JWTSettings -> session -> IO (Maybe (response -> withTwoCookies)) help you return cookies in headers upon successful authentication using your cookieSettings config but what's weird is CookieSettings doesnt expose the field to control whether your cookie is httpOnly (meaning javascript can't tamper with it) explicitly and the servant docs and hoogle don't seem to point out whats even the assumed default here? Almost every field in SetCookie is mapped to something in the CookieSettings type except for setCookieHttpOnly. This is very important to implement this problem...can somebody help explain whats going on? Thanks. submitted by /u/batmanhatesbamans [link] [comments]

I know, this might be a stupid question, but I have been having problems installing ghcup, since no matter where I ran the installation command and how many times I have reinstalled it, it did not recognize ghcup. And yes, I already do have "C:\ghcup\bin"in the path, I checked. Then I looked into the supported platforms list and have noticed that it does not say anything about Windows 11. This brings me back to my question. submitted by /u/Norker_g [link] [comments]

Not my project, of course, but this is a Juspay spin-off. This is an Indian company providing low-cost ride-sharing with a Haskell kernel. No one else has posted it here yet, I found out about it through one of /u/graninas 's Twitter posts. https://github.com/nammayatri/ https://nammayatri.in/ US expansion discussion: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.moneycontrol.com/technology/ola-uber-challenger-namma-yatri-eyes-us-foray-in-talks-to-partner-with-american-unions-article-12804750.html/amp Feels like I've wandered unknowingly into the year of commercial Haskell. submitted by /u/Instrume [link] [comments]

The flex-compile package has been updated to version 20250411.2337.

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I have a desktop folder which I sync to my iPhone. This folder contains projects in a personal org file and a work org file, and a few attachment for the headers in those files using org-attach. Every now and then, I go through the projects in this desktop folder and archive them to clean up old projects. When I do, the data folder with its subfolders and files stays where it is. I would like my files to move to the corresponding data folder in my archived org files locations. I changed the UUID to work as dates, so on my Desktop org-attach creates folders like this: ~/Desktop/current/data/202504/07T095835.156772/ When I archive the header that has this attachment, I'd like the attachment to move to automatically to: ~/Sync/Archive/data/202504/07T095835.156772/ It would be helpful if the links in the headers would change as well, but I can do it manually for now. Is there something that's built into org-mode I'm missing? I https://www.reddit.com/r/orgmode/comments/zoaj37/how_to_handle_archived_or_orphaned_files_with/, and it doesn't seem like it. submitted by /u/jtr3322 [link] [comments]

I work in an environment where we work and collaborate with Google Workspace and I have documentation projects that I write in org and publish in all available formats for people to view and edit as they like, docx is one Ive struggled with. I'd like to be able to leverage ox-pandoc to publish entire directories to docx, but I'm having a hard time finding resources online. Has anyone create a function for this or something similar that I could adapt with minimal elisp knowledge? I use doom emacs and it already has a fantastic option to use it as an option in org-export. submitted by /u/GroundbreakingAir462 [link] [comments]

Dear all, I am currently working in a kind of report in org-mode (which is planned to be converted to PDF and LaTeX compatible) that I'll soon need to share to collaborators. Though, they don't use org-mode (nor emacs) at all and a conversion to LaTeX is necessary. The solution will be simple, I'll just transform their LaTeX in their org-mode version by hand. But I was curious if tools already existed to do that kind of job. The solution of converting them to org-mode is a pertinent answer, but then developing my own tool will be much faster :D submitted by /u/Lucky-Sandwich2634 [link] [comments]

Currently I am using smartparens and sly, along with corfu for the autocompletions (although my guess is these are provided by sly). Which other packages do you recommend? For instance I would like something that renames the same symbol within a form, or something to refactor a piece of code into a separate function. submitted by /u/Weak_Education_1778 [link] [comments]

I'm in the process of moving my emacs config to linux (pop os) from mac os, and I've run into a small issue. I have a small .sh script that I run from a keybinding, but on linux this is causing the error: /home/lostypints/git/scripts/sync_git_tracked.sh: line 31: rsync: command not found /home/lostypints/git/scripts/sync_git_tracked.sh: line 34: rsync: command not found I've now noticed that the Emacs and terminal environments are completely different, sh and bash respectively. So when I use shell or eshell in Emacs rsync isn't there either. I've tried using exec-path-from-shell and starting Emacs from the terminal but I still can't get it working. submitted by /u/LostyPints [link] [comments]

A new "opinionated" config, with a Model Context Protocol backend (looks like it still has a few rough edges to smooth out): https://github.com/gornskew/skewed-emacs submitted by /u/dcooper8 [link] [comments]

I'm trying out Org mode and one thing bothers me is how org-mode defines a lot of chars as parens. Consider: ```org +begin_src scheme ( can be parsed in the same way as parens, but I still find this problem annoying. Any solutions? submitted by /u/__Yi__ [link] [comments]

In go-mode or python-mode variables loook could be customized by changing font-lock-variable-name-face face, but in emacs-lisp-mode variables do not use this face. Why and could it be changed? submitted by /u/cradlemann [link] [comments]

I learnt from You have no idea how powerful isearch is! by Bozhidar Batsov how to use M-s . (isearch-forward-symbol-at-point) and I loved it. Only, I wished consult.el had its equivalent consult-line-symbol-at-point, which it has not. That was the good chance to stick my nose into consult.el's and other packages source code, and to learn how to fill the gap. It was an instructive challenge for my poor Lisp's skills, so I thought it was worth to be shared. https://arialdomartini.github.io/consult-line-at-point Edit: turns out I was wrong! The consult.el README page provided this simple alias ```elisp (consult-customize consult-line :add-history (seq-some #'thing-at-point '(region symbol))) (defalias 'consult-line-thing-at-point 'consult-line) (consult-customize consult-line-thing-at-point :initial (thing-at-point 'symbol)) ``` submitted by /u/jeenajeena [link] [comments]

I want to have syntax highlighting in #+BEGIN_SRC racket-hash #+END_SRC I use (add-to-list 'org-src-lang-modes '("racket-hash" . racket-hash-lang)) but it isn't working. However, syntax highlighting appears when I use C-c '. Why is this happening? submitted by /u/CriticalAd6037 [link] [comments]

I don’t use Emacs (yet), but I’ve heard a lot about how extensible and customizable it is. I care a lot about customizing how my tools look, so I’m wondering: is it possible to get rounded corners in the Emacs UI? submitted by /u/Planet_Variation_120 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/1aiqgjcz25ue1.png?width=1111&format=png&auto=webp&s=4e128ff6d3f6b09ac108629efea6cb3496e44a5c Jump to definition across Lisp and C (including pre-processor) using CEDET. Demo: https://youtu.be/K6ARvhA-4CI Details: https://lifeofpenguin.blogspot.com/2025/04/cedet-across-language-barrier.html submitted by /u/atamariya [link] [comments]

After recently switching from some very horrible well known software to emacs for reading epubs (nov.el mode) I'd like to do the same for manga. Is there a good major mode for reading manga? I only see a couple for "comics" that basically just present a list of images inside of a .cbr/.cbz file. They don't seem to do anything like tracking read history. What I need: 1) Ability to read .cbz and .cbr (most of my local archive is in .cbz) 2) Ability to properly display full spread pages (pages with art work that span what would be two pages in the paper version) 3) Tracking read history and saving my place if I have to stop reading in the middle of a chapter for whatever reason. 4) A zoom-in feature for individual panels would be nice but isn't needed. So I'm basically looking for nov.e…

last thread about this was about eight years ago, so I ask again now about your experiences with Haskell, which industry or companies are currently using Haskell? is due to historical reasons? thanks! submitted by /u/juancer [link] [comments]

I need to be able to use my microphone to talk to an LLM. I want to push-to-talk, then send it off to an LLM and get an audio reply. Having a transcript in a buffer would also be cool;) I found emacs-jarvis, but it seems abandoned. submitted by /u/alfamadorian [link] [comments]

Who am I: I study Chinese. I am 24 years old, don't really know how to code. I've learned some Python and Java but never really used it (I use AI and get frustrated when it breaks and give up). I am used to programs like Excel, Word, Krita, Chrome/Firefox, Anki, ChatGPT. My OS's are Windows 10, Fedora, Android. I am very much a visual learner, drawing Mindmaps by hand is my best way to learn a complex topic but not a skill. I struggle a lot with learning and retaining new skills, I blame this on my lack of patience. I'll showcase just two programs I need: It helps me visualize my projects and tasks, then calculates the relative importance of each task by calculating together certain values (relationship with other people, cost/benefit, time, spatial closeness) most of which are gener…

Hi! I am using vterm in Spacemacs. I'm using zshell with oh-my-zsh as my shell. Whenever I launch vterm, it prints out the characters nSiTu and my username, and nSiTc and the directory. Whenever I change directory, it also prints the directory part. Example: nSiTc /home/d4rk nSiTu d4rk ➜ ~ cd Downloads nSiTc /home/d4rk/Downloads ➜ Downloads cd .. nSiTc /home/d4rk ➜ ~ Does anyone know how I can disable/fix this? I believe it has something to do with an ANSI escape sequence and setting the default-directory variable, but I've found very few clues online. vterm and multi-vterm both have the same behaviour. But term works fine. vterm and multi-vterm also both behave normally if I switch to bash instead of zsh. Any help would be much appreciated. submitted by /u/D4rkM4gic [link] [comments]

Hi all. Emacs has eldoc-mode that displays a Python function's documentation. The problem is that the documentation is not rendered clearly, especially when it contains mathematical notation. That part of the documentation is shown as LaTeX code, which is difficult to read. For example, see the documentation shown on this page https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch.nn.CrossEntropyLoss.html while in eldoc-doc-buffer is shown as (showing part of the buffer) ``` .. math:: \ell(x, y) = L = {l1,\dots,l_N}\top, \quad l_n = - w{yn} \log \frac{\exp(x{n,yn})}{\sum{c=1}C \exp(x_{n,c})} \cdot \mathbb{1}{y_n \not= \text{ignore_index}} where :math:x is the input, :math:y is the target, :math:w is the weight, :math:C is the number of classes, and :math:N spans the minibatch dimension as well as :math:d_1, ..., d_k for the K-dimensional case. If :attr:reduction is not 'none' (default 'mean'), then ``` So my question is: (1) is there a different way to display Python documentation in emacs that properly renders mathematical notation? I don't expect it to show mathamatical notation fully, but some text representation of it is fine. It will be nice if these :math: tags etc are removed. (2) Failing that, is there a way that I can open the documentation on a web browser? submitted by /u/eev200 [link] [comments]

https://reddit.com/link/1jvsfl8/video/rzdnmiyhtyte1/player Just browse-url then copy paste from system clipboard with a timer. Not too bad, huh? :) submitted by /u/SilliusSoddus22 [link] [comments]

I'm trying to (basically) build a "Choose your own adventure"-type function/game. I want a a popup-style feature to select from a couple of options. I want to get to a point in my code where I have a menu where the user can choose: a: Description A b: Description B ... and then a value associated with a, b or ... is then returned to my calling function which then does something appropriate. I thought it would be easy to use a transient (or Hydra, or whatever) for this, but I'm failing to understand them. The descriptions and the return values will change each call, so I need them to be dynamic. I've looked at this answer: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/66462 which doesn't return the values. My overly complicated code currently is: (defun my-transient--generate-dynamic-suffixes …

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Why is the creation of a Ref effectful? From the source code comment itself: Like apply but returns the newly allocated ref directly instead of wrapping it in F.delay. This method is considered unsafe because it is not referentially transparent -- it allocates mutable state. Such usage is safe, as long as the class constructor is not accessible and the public one suspends creation in IO Why does either Ref creation or one of its callsites up the stack need to be wrapped in an effect? Is there any example of this unsafe actually being an issue? Surely it allocates mutable state, but afaiu getting and setting this Ref are already effectful operations and should be safe. UPDATE: Update with a test that actually demonstrates referential transparency: val ref = Ref.unsafe[IO, Int](0) (ref.update(_ + 1) >> ref.get).unsafeRunSync() shouldBe 1 (Ref.unsafe[IO, Int](0).update(_ + 1) >> Ref.unsafe[IO, Int](0).get).unsafeRunSync() shouldBe 0 I wrote these two tests that illustrate the difference that I found so far: val x = Ref.unsafe[IO, Int](0) val a = x.set(1) val b = x.get.map(_ == 0) a.unsafeRunSync() assert(b.unsafeRunSync()) // fails val x = Ref.of[IO, Int](0) val a = x.flatMap(_.set(1)) val b = x.flatMap(_.get.map(_ == 0)) a.unsafeRunSync() assert(b.unsafeRunSync()) // passes So the updates to the safe ref are not observable between effect runs, while the updates to the unsafe ref are. But isn't the point of an effectful execution to tolerate side effects? submitted by /u/MoonlitPeak [link] [comments]

Plenty of demos showing how to get the most from named tuples and structural typing- data query, big data, servers/clients with (in my opinion) lightweight code submitted by /u/jr_thompson [link] [comments]

Any Neovim users? How's nvim-orgmode? I've switch to Neovim for everything except org-mode which I still rely for notes and note-taking (hoping to ditch Emacs). My favorite plugins are org-super-agenda and org-ql to have a customized display to filtered data so I very rarely have to do manual searches to dig for notes. Currently the biggest draw to sticking with org-mode is for mobile support with Orgzly Revived letting you easily add notes, set deadlines, and provides a widget to display filtered lists. And of course the typical features in org-mode like folding/nested headlines, refiling, priorities, TODO states, tags, and dates. I don't use the other fancy features. At first I looked into the ambitious Neorg project but it's: 1) maintained by a single dev, 2) the neorg format is not used anywhere else but this plugin (risk), and 3) no mobile support at all, which I find necessary because it should be quick to add TODOs with tags/states dig them or other notes up, etc. when you're away from home, with the notes synced through Syncthing. submitted by /u/exquisitesunshine [link] [comments]

I am a woodworker and I use emacs for many of my computer related activities, including the management of my entire projects workflow (customer’s enquiry, appointments, CRM, quotations etc.) using a mix of org-roam and latex. Org-roam is great and I have customized it quite heavily, but there is still one thing that I would like to improve. Since I use CAD software to create drawings and latex to generate documents I end up with a bunch of different files related to a single project and even more related to a single customer. Hence it would be useful to have a directory hierarchy that gets created when I create my customer.org file (which is the starting point of my workflow. Ideally this hierarchy would be org-roam-directory/ customer.org customer-directory/ drawings/ quotations/ invoices/ pictures/ I have played around with org-attach but I’d like to have the hierarchy created automatically. On top of that I haven’t found a way to get org-attach present me with my usual templates selection when I create a new org node. Any ideas? Thanks in advance submitted by /u/piripicchi [link] [comments]

Hi, i'm damn new to using org mode, so far i basically just have one note set up with all my todos in it? I feel like im probably doing this wrong. I also feel like there is an agenda feature but when i try and use it with the note i have set up nothing appears in the agenda? Anyway i was wondering if there were some common steps for setting up org? Like currently i am using syncthing to sync my single todo list across devices but i also feel this is also not the way to do things. I guess what i am asking is tldr: What are the main ways to set up org. Thanks! I also asked chatgpt and he said i should do "org/ ├── inbox.org # Temporary notes, quick TODOs ├── todos.org # Structured tasks (projects, deadlines) ├── notes/ # Reference material (meetings, ideas, etc.) ├── calendar.org # Time-based events (appointments, deadlines) └── config.org # Emacs/Org settings (optional)" Is this what the average user does? Thanks a lot for any help! submitted by /u/Advanced_Ruin5448 [link] [comments]

The tempel-collection package has been updated to version 20250410.1607.

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The org-tag-beautify package has been updated to version 20250410.1242.

The slack package has been updated to version 20250410.956.

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The ready-player package has been updated to version 20250410.816.

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https://hackage.haskell.org/package/langchain-hs I'm excited to share the first release of LangChain-hs — a Haskell implementation of LangChain! This library enables you to build LLM-powered applications in Haskell. At the moment, it supports Ollama as the backend, using my other project: ollama-haskell. Support for OpenAI and other providers is on the roadmap and coming soon. I'm still actively iterating on the design and expect some changes as more features are added. I’d love to hear your thoughts — suggestions, critiques, or contributions are all very welcome. Feel free to check it out on GitHub and let me know what you think: LangChain-hs GitHub repo Thanks for reading. submitted by /u/Worldly_Dish_48 [link] [comments]

The package in question is dom-lt. I've run the benchmarks on a newish ryzen CPU. submitted by /u/VincentPepper [link] [comments]

Note: I have no experience with Elm. Edit: consider PureScript too submitted by /u/Unlucky_Inflation910 [link] [comments]

Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a safe, purely functional programming language with a fast, concurrent runtime. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community. Featured A (very niche) footgun in GHC.Generics by welltypedwitch While working on a project and trying to use GHC.Generics to write a function that generates the set of all data constructors of a function (as one does), I ran into a very interesting issue. Haskell Foundation DevOps Monthly Log, March 2025 by Bryan Richter Overall, this felt like a short month because I’ve been busy with other work these days. But I’m glad to see I still got a lot done in the short amount of time I have to spend on things. Which reminds me: the last thing I’ll mention is that I introduced a new donation system to…  ( 2 min )

Rust has always felt like a strange beast, culturally speaking. The community is made of a mix of people with very different perspectives, including anything from hardcore low-level kernel hackers to category-theorist and functional programming gurus. This is also what makes this community so fertile: whether you’re coming from C, Haskell or TypeScript, you’re likely to learn a lot from other perspectives. I’d like to add my modest contribution by introducing a pattern coming from the functional programming world, recursion schemes1. Recursion schemes are a design pattern for representing and traversing recursive data structures (typically trees) which help factor the common part of recursive traversals, making transformations nicer to write, to read and to compose. Even in the functional …  ( 13 min )

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Since Hasura wandered off to Rust, I've been a bit aghast, but Mercury's quite a good company and worthy of discussion. First, the Haskell. https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1g9nbz8/comment/lt7smpi/ I think somewhere else, Mercury claims they might be the largest Haskell employer on the planet. https://serokell.io/blog/haskell-in-production-mercury Of course, anyone who's been following Haskell for start-ups is aware that the language choice matters less than the overall business model; i.e, use Haskell to sell garbage, Haskell won't save you from bankruptcy. https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/26/fintech-mercury-lands-300m-in-sequoia-led-series-c-doubles-valuation-to-3-5b/ Mercury's up to 3.5 billion USD, which is higher than Hasura's last known valuation at around 1 billion…

Hi guys. In this video we are ready to look at building 500 packages with our custom build of GHC. Thanks! submitted by /u/locallycompact [link] [comments]

Hey guys, today I found out about the bindat library https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Byte-Packing.html Looks really cool with the functions for packing/unpacking byte-arrays. (Take a look at these examples: https://ayatakesi.github.io/emacs/24.5/elisp_html/Bindat-Examples.html ). So it allows to define the data structures, which are then used for packing and unpacking data. But there is a limitation which I don't know how to figure out, which is: "bitlen has to be a multiple of 8" seen here https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Bindat-Types.html But what If I want to unpack data which is for example less than 8 bits? 3 bits? or more? 17 bits? I would like to define something like this(this code does not work obviously, this is just my imagination): (setq data-spec ;; 32 bit byte array '((header bit 3) ;; take 3 bits and pack it to header, which can be u8 (payload bit 29)) ;; take 29 bits and pack it to payload, which can be u32 Is this even possible with this library? or with anything else that emacs has? submitted by /u/gemilg [link] [comments]

First of all, denote as is works, but I pasted the installation snippet with some preconfiguration from official manual, and noticed if I do denote-dired I get this error: Autoloading file c:/Users/Giu/Documents/.emacs.d/elpa/denote-3.1.0/denote.elc failed to define function denote-dired I tried deleting denote folder and the complete elpa folder, with same result. submitted by /u/DevGiuDev [link] [comments]

Is there a way to compile latex after editing a tex file? submitted by /u/Greedy_Lecture7083 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/z5nm0ttiktte1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=ade001805c805ec572f127e1c066075638a49758 This is the 2nd part of me trying emacs for the first time (as a Neovim user), in the previous video we covered the installation and basically how to open it. We also talked about the emacs philosophy So in this video my good friend JoshuaBlais walks me through the orgmode basics. We create a file, add headings, add tags, and add stuff to the calendar Video not intended for experienced Emacs users, but maybe for users that are new to emacs, or people interested in seeing how Josh's and my workflow compare to each other, one in Neovim and the other in Emacs. Video can be found here: https://youtu.be/-s8M2TqAqEk submitted by /u/linkarzu [link] [comments]

Consider the following value for org-agenda-custom-commands: (setq org-agenda-custom-commands '(("D" "Done today" agenda "" ((org-agenda-span 'day) (org-agenda-start-with-log-mode 'only) (org-agenda-log-mode-items '(state clock)))) ("d" "Done today bis" ((agenda "" ((org-agenda-span 'day) (org-agenda-start-with-log-mode 'only) (org-agenda-log-mode-items '(state clock)))))))) These two commands give me different results, and I'm trying to understand why. Ultimately, what I want is to be able to show the results of the first command as a block in a multi-block command. I thought I could just append other blocks to something like the "d" view above, but I was surprised to see that I got different results. The manual suggests I can just construct a view "that comprise the results of several commands, each of which creates a block in the agenda buffer", so I figured this should yield the desired results. But it isn't. submitted by /u/graduale [link] [comments]

Hallo euch, ich bin ein neuer der sich Emacs auf dem Mac installiert hat, also ein Anfänger. ich habe mir eine kleine init Datei erstellt, nun habe ich das Problem diese in den Ordner / Verzeichnis „.eMacs.d „zu bekommen. Im Finder wird das Verzeichnis nicht Angezeigt, in der Anzeige von EMacs wird er Angezeigt. Im Terminal vom Mac wird er angezeigt, leider kann ich nicht wirklich mit dem Terminal umgehen. Darum meine Frage: Wie kann ich die init Datei in den .eMacs.d verschieben / Kopieren, für eine Schritt für Schritt Anweisung wäre ich euch wirklich sehr Dankbar. MfG Norbert submitted by /u/NorbertHeynck [link] [comments]

I recently upgraded to emacs 30.1 by building it myself, running doom emacs with these versions: doom --version GNU Emacs v30.1 nil Doom core v3.0.0-pre HEAD -> master a39a5c24a 2025-04-08 18:14:10 -0400 Doom modules v25.05.0-pre HEAD -> master a39a5c24a 2025-04-08 18:14:10 -0400 on Pop!_OS 22.04. If I turn the wifi off this bug doesn't happen, but obviously it also doesn't succeed in loading the remote packags. Spamming c-g breaks out of the freeze by killing the package-install process. Any suggestions welcome. submitted by /u/CowboyBoats [link] [comments]

I am trying to configure ERC in Emacs 30.1 but the variables have changed in a seemingly puzzling way. There used to be a function (erc-server-select) where you can select one of several IRC servers on the list erc-server-alist. However in the documentation of both of these functions it says that the command/variable is obsolete since since 30.1; use erc-tls instead. But if you look up erc-tls it's just for configuring a single IRC server, it seems there's no longer a list. Is this really true? I have channels on several servers I follow. submitted by /u/mok000 [link] [comments]

The highest out-of-the-box Tree-sitter syntax highlighting for Python is kinda sad. This a comparison of Neovim with nvim-treesitter (which isn't out-of-the-box, I know, but fairly standard) and Emacs 30.1 with treesit-font-lock-level set to 4 (the maximum). I think the Neovim configuration looks better. I tried my hand at making some custom font lock configuration a year ago, and was able to get close enough, but I scrapped that from init.el for some unknown reason. Anyway, I think nvim-treesitter is a cool project where the community comes together to make sensible, but exhaustive syntax highlighting configuration for a wide array of languages. Do we want to build something similar for Emacs? submitted by /u/daruuro [link] [comments]

Hi all, im posting this here on reddit so that future googlers can find this post and my workaround for the wsl2 bug since i couldn't find anything on google. Ever since i have been hired at my new place that uses windows 11, i've been using emacs inside wsl2, because i dont like windows' native emacs. Because i am not a fancy emacs user, it is good enough for me to not run emacs as a daemon and launch "emacs &" everymorning. For my simple use of emacs, using wsl2 in such a way is mostly fine, excepted for the following annoying problem. Symptoms / problem / how to reproduce the bug When using emacs in wsl2 and doing interactive search that doesn't find a match, hitting C-g uselessly, or pressing tab to use completions in ansi-term or other completions elsewhere, or doing any action that…

I'm very new to emacs and trying to get org-roam working. When I run some org-roam commands such as 'org-roam-insert-node' for example, I get the error "symbol's function definition is void: emacsql-process". I am running emacs 30.0.92 (but also happens with 29). It was installed via guix package. I have installed emacs-emacsql and emacs-sqlite packages also but didn't seem to help anything. Any assistance is appreciated. submitted by /u/ANDROID_16 [link] [comments]

Hi, i'm trying to create a BSP server with Ktor and connect to this server with Metals. I provide some info: -I run the server in intellij using TCP socket at port 9002. When i start it everything works fine. -Then, i try to run metals with the plugin in VsCode with this settings { "metals.serverVersion": "1.5.2", // Optional: If you want to set a specific version "metals.bspSocket": { "host": "127.0.0.1", // BSP server host (usually localhost or your server's IP) "port": 9002 // Port where your BSP server is running }, "metals.serverLogs": { "level": "debug" }, "metals.bspAutoStart": false, "files.watcherExclude": { "**/target": true } } I also provided a .bsp/.json file inside my server project, with those info { "name": "bsp-server", "version": "0.0.1", "bspVersion": "2.2.0", "languages": [ "java", "kotlin" ], "argv": [ "java", "-jar", "C:/Users/ivand/IdeaProjects/bsp-server/build/libs/bsp-server-0.0.1.jar" ], "rootUri": "file:///C:/Users/ivand/IdeaProjects/Test", "capabilities": { "compileProvider": { "languageIds": [ "kotlin", "java" ] }, "testProvider": { "languageIds": [ "kotlin", "java" ] }, "runProvider": { "languageIds": [ "kotlin", "java" ] } } } Hovewer, seems like Metals is not able to connect to my server correctly. Could someone help me even if in private? Thanks submitted by /u/Deuscant [link] [comments]

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Version 0.5.7 (2025-04-09) Enhanced: Added reading status and rating management in the `org-zettel-ref-list` panel New keybinding `R` to cycle reading status (unread -> reading -> done) New keybinding `s` to set rating (0-5 stars) Filename format now includes status and rating (`–status-rating.org`) Updated database structure to store status and rating Enhanced: Added overview file link management in the `org-zettel-ref-list` panel New keybinding `L` to link the current file to an overview file (create new or select existing) New keybinding `I` to show link information for the current file New keybinding `C-c C-u` to unlink the current file from its overview file Refactored: Improved filename parsing and formatting logic to accommodate new status and rating inf https://preview.redd.it/an3r42ujjrte1.png?width=2652&format=png&auto=webp&s=8cbd31f8264e9b31be09414cf520957908a84461 submitted by /u/yibie [link] [comments]

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Hackage will be down for a period to migrate to a new datacenter. Thanks for your understanding and patience! submitted by /u/sclv [link] [comments]

I'm reading through Haskell From First Principles, and one example warns against partially initializing a record value like so: data Programmer = Programmer { os :: OperatingSystem , lang :: ProgLang } deriving (Eq, Show) let partialAf = Programmer {os = GnuPlusLinux} This compiles but generates a warning, and trying to print partialAf results in an exception. Why does Haskell permit such partial record values? What's going on under the hood such that Haskell can't process such a partially-initialized record value as a partially-applied data constructor instead? submitted by /u/akb_e [link] [comments]

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Hey, anyone experienced with using the Streaming library? I'm wondering how I should structure a pipeline for doing a (Redis replica) handshake over a TCP socket. There are some messages that are supposed to be sent back and forth and I'm not sure what's the best way to model this is. For instance, the handshake process is something like: Replica connects to master node and then sends PING. Master node replies with PONG The replica sends REPLCONF twice to the master, and gets an OK response for each of these. The replica sends PSYNC to the master, and gets another response. The actual messages are not important, but I'm struggling to understand if this is possible to do with streaming and streaming-utils, or if it's even a good idea? Is this kind of birectional support missing in streaming? submitted by /u/joncol79 [link] [comments]

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Would it be easy to add a second kind of "hide" and "focus" in ediff, or a way to add some flag to the regexp passed to the existing "hide" and "focus", which says "hide or focus diffs where the regexp matches the ENTIRE diff only?" The example use case is changing the name of some global variable that's used everywhere and wanting to not see diffs where that change is the entirety of the change but still seeing diffs that contain that change as PART of the diff. submitted by /u/Any_Catch_3307 [link] [comments]

I use magit in a repo where I use git worktree. The repo is a bare repo, with four worktrees. I have noticed small differences in how magit behaves in this repo, compared to when not using git worktree. Each worktree is treated as a repo, so magit is opened in such a worktree when I need to operate on it. The most obvious difference is that magit does not see the push remote. In the magit status view, in the header where magit displays branch info, the push remote is said to "not exist". I can however push and pull to it, my changes reach GitHub, so the remote does exist. If I fetch, nothing is visibly fetched. Before using worktrees I could always see what is available to pull into the branch before I actually did pull. With worktrees there is no such information. I can pull though, and all changes end up in the branch in the worktree, it's just that fetch does nothing. I've tried to find information on magit and git worktrees without finding anything else beside what's in magits manual, and that's only the basic git worktree add and checkout, move etc. Can magit be configured to use git worktrees more effectively? I looked for this also without finding anything. submitted by /u/mickesp [link] [comments]

Hi Emacs Wizards, An Emacs newbie, just set up Python IDE and getting used to it? Wanted to know if there exists an alternative to Python Jupyter notebooks in Emacs. Wanted to run small sections of code and see their output before running the next part, which is extremely helpful in understanding others' code, and also my collaborators use these notebooks a lot. Or is there an entirely different workflow for the above-mentioned tasks? submitted by /u/No_Entertainment2015 [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone 👋 I’ve been using this Emacs setup as my daily driver for quite some time now, and I figured it was about time to share it with the community. The config is modular and neatly organized, aiming to stay lightweight, visually clean, and practical for everyday use—whether I'm coding in Python, doing some web development, or just tweaking dotfiles. ✨ Highlights Theme: Catppuccin Mocha – easy on the eyes and super cozy Modular setup: everything is split into categories like UI, tools, completion, and language-specific configs LSP: mostly focused on Python, with some JavaScript/TypeScript for web stuff Completion & UX: using Vertico, Orderless, and Marginalia for smooth navigation, plus Company for inline completions UI: custom faces, a dashboard with anime-style banners, Treemacs, and centaur-tabs Tools: flycheck for linting vterm for an embedded terminal projectile for handling projects ligature.el for nice-looking fonts discord.el just for fun 😄 There’s a lot more under the hood, but it’d be too much to go over everything here. Everything is available here if you'd like to check it out or steal some ideas: 👉 github.com/robert-nogueira/.dotfiles/tree/master/emacs 🙌 PS: If you've already seen this post, sorry for the repost — I had to upload it again because the image quality was bad in the previous one. https://preview.redd.it/szxvxbfzgnte1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=0729f8a43806de5b2fa3fddc7ed60b2f12baa0c5 https://preview.redd.it/s67dwxzzgnte1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=45ebbaefa32464dc704ed2a888a6c5c9e05b9eb3 https://preview.redd.it/nx9ms7m0hnte1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=c52bdb5db12b5a38f47529aabda5d9562af2d3dc submitted by /u/alma-errante [link] [comments]

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The data is sourced from the GitHub repositories as of the current date, April 08, 2025. For packages without a GitHub link, I’ve noted "Not found" or "N/A" where applicable. "Features" are summarized based on repository descriptions, READMEs, or MELPA details where available. Package Name GitHub Repository MELPA Page Features Stars Last Commit ai-org-chat ultronozm/ai-org-chat.el Not found AI chatbot integration for Org-mode 2 2024-11-18 chat.el iwahbe/chat.el Not found Simple chat interface for Emacs 8 2024-03-06 chatgpt-shell xenodium/chatgpt-shell chatgpt-shell ChatGPT and shell command execution in Emacs 571 2025-03-30 codegpt emacs-openai/codegpt Not found Code generation and editing with GPT models 59 2024-06-20 codium Exafunction/codeium.el Not found AI-powered…

I just wanted to share a small package I made: inf-gptel, a comint-mode interface for interacting with gptel in Emacs. I came across a feature request in the gptel issues about a comint-based interface and thought it’d be fun to build one. Huge thanks to the gptel devs - amazing work! Hope this helps someone out there. Thanks. submitted by /u/tttuuu888 [link] [comments]

An Emacs user for 20 years now, I have some Emacs commands burned in my finger muscle memory. I sometimes find myself just knocking off commands subconsciously. Sometimes in the process my eyes are alerted to an unusual occurrence in a window—My fingers have gone off and hit the wrong keys. Sometimes this leads to a discovery of a new command. Today I discovered Zap to Char and looking for the documentation, this little gem: The use of the word “kill” in Emacs for processes which specifically do not destroy the values of the entities is an unfortunate historical accident. A much more appropriate word would be “clip” since that is what the kill commands do; they clip text out of a buffer and put it into storage from which it can be brought back. I have often been tempted to replace globally all occurrences of “kill” in the Emacs sources with “clip” and all occurrences of “killed” with “clipped”. submitted by /u/AppleNCheeseSandwich [link] [comments]

Anything that overrides completing-read shall work, ```sh !/usr/bin/env sh efzf: minimal fuzzy finder implement with emacs author:passky Usage: ls | efzf -q $1 means preinput $1 like --query in fzf if [ -z "$TTY" ]; then TTY=/dev/tty fi while getopts "q:" opt; do case $opt in q) QUERY="$OPTARG" ;; *) ;; esac done INPUT="$(mktemp)" OUTPUT="$(mktemp)" cat > "$INPUT" MY_MINI=true emacs -nw --eval "\ (with-temp-buffer (insert-file-contents \"$INPUT\") (let* ((lines (split-string (buffer-string) \"\n\" t)) (selection (completing-read \"Select: \" lines nil nil \"$QUERY\"))) (with-temp-file \"$OUTPUT\" (insert selection))) (kill-emacs)) " < "$TTY" cat "$OUTPUT" rm -f "$INPUT" "$OUTPUT" exit 0 ``` submitted by /u/passkyw [link] [comments]

Am I missing something in my config? Completion at point doesn't work with `#+attr_latex:` arguments. submitted by /u/Cerebus_2 [link] [comments]

I have a script in my repo, which, when I run in the repo root, asks me for some details and then talks to a server and amends the commit message. I wanted to know if I can run this directly from my magit-status buffer. I tried to do `! s` (magit-shell-command-topdir), and it asks for the command, and runs it, but I see it running in the magit-process buffer, and there doesn't seem to be a way for me to enter text in that buffer. Does anyone know of a way by which I can enter text into the magit-process buffer? Thank you. submitted by /u/Willing_Rip_4220 [link] [comments]

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Any tips on this org capture template (at bottom of post). I've used AI to get a bit of help getting this started (new to emacs/elisp). This is to help me enter time spent on a task since I feel like I would totally forget the clock-in/out stuff. The issue is, it's making me enter the date twice, once for the datetree prompt and again for the schedule prompt. I'm open to not using datetree, but it seems like that is the eaiest way to get my tasks under a date heading. Open to using something beyond datetree but it seems like that's my best bet. My end goal is to stop using something like Toggl and use a file like `schedule.org` file to track my time during the week amongst various work tasks. I'd then create an org-agenda view to total the time for each task per day. I used datetree because that would give me a header with the date for "free". I've looked at org-timeblock and poked around a bit more for packages but haven't found anything I could get working. Most of the rest seem to be using the clock-in/out. Sometimes I'm hoping between two or three smaller tasks while I wait for an answer to a question. One other thing I tried is having a prompt for the begin and end times inside % but since it's just an extra prompt org doesn't see that as a timestamp. I have the org mnaual org capture template section my list to read soon, but only so many hours in the day and I want to get through the elisp intro first. ```elisp (setopt org-capture-templates (append org-capture-templates '(("s" "Schedule entry" entry (file+datetree+prompt "~/org/schedule.org") "* %^{Timecode}\nDescr: %^{Description}\nScheduled: % %^{Time range (e.g., 10:00-12:00)}U\n:PROPERTIES:\n:TIMECODE: %\\1\n:END:"))))) ``` submitted by /u/MichaelGame_Dev [link] [comments]

Hi all, Here's a new video from the series "IntelliJ IDEA x Scala". Today, we’re talking about indentation-based syntax in Scala 3. We’ll detail how we support it while also sharing some handy tricks for indenting your code just the right amount to reap the benefits without having to spend forever on it. submitted by /u/makingthematrix [link] [comments]

I want to learn Emacs but want to start by making sure my layout will work fine. I prefer having just one shift, ctrl and alt but I think it has to be this way for Emacs. What do you think? The numbers and missing symbols are typed with some modifiers. submitted by /u/Gullible_Ad9435 [link] [comments]

For any users of org-modern-indent (org-modern-like block brackets with org-indent), I recently re-wrote it: Higher performance and more reliable fontification. Ability to detect and correctly treat damaged blocks (header/footer line altered or removed) as well as merged blocks. Caches all prefix strings for lower memory usage/GC churn. No more "runaway" formatting when partial blocks are created: only real blocks (according to org-element) are fontified. submitted by /u/JDRiverRun [link] [comments]

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Hi I'm new to emacs and currently want to get a simple dev environment up and going. I'm using GNU Emacs 30.1 and want to install the Rust treesitter grammer using the built-in treesit package and the treesit-install-language-grammar command. So basically I do a: M-x treesit-install-language-grammar rust ... (defaults) But when I do it for rust, the following error message is displayed: Warning (treesit): The installed language grammar for rust cannot be located or has problems (version-mismatch): 15 I tried google for this error message, but nothing I found really fits my problem. I also tried older versions of the rust grammar by giving it an older tag when it prompts me the branch on installing. Still, the same error. Is the rust grammar to new for the treesitter lib in emacs? What versions are supported? I couldn't really find any docs on the builtin treesit package. Could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks submitted by /u/LlikeLava [link] [comments]

For context, yesterday I was working with an image editing application called Pinta. I needed to add a small feature into it so I can make it listen on a port and expose a small API (create a new layer, save, etc.). As It is developed in C#, a language I'm not familiar with, I found this really difficult. So what I do in this case is to just run `grep -r "New Layer" ..` and see what comes up, and paste that into ChatGPT saying this is the output of grep -r and whether any of the results look interesting enough for see more, and it asks me to show what a function looks like before telling what I need to add, and where. Although the final code did actually work, there's a lot of back and forth, me providing the snippets of code from the original source, ChatGPT generating something for me, then I try to build it and send back any build errors back into ChatGPT and I get the result I want after which I can modify and optimize it as necessary. I think this is incredibly useful when working with languages I'm not even familiar with, which I normally would not have even attempted to do. Switching between Emacs and the browser back and forth again and again is so tiring, I think it's time I just buy the API. But what Emacs package can I use to reduce this repetitiveness? submitted by /u/floofcode [link] [comments]

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Hi, genuine question here. The Emacs Application Framework looks super interesting, but Im still reluctant to install coz of my past experience of destroying my Linux due to playing around with Python packages globally (rather than in Virtual Environment). I checked the installer, some parts use the --break-package-system for installing globally. Im thinking of doing this, running the installer inside a Python virtual env. Eventually, Ill run Emacs from Python Virtuan Env Coz I tried that, and Emacs correctly uses my wanted Python everywhere when M-x run-python. Is my guess correct? My naive guess is yes. But Im interested in your guys opinions. (PS: I dont have the time or resources for any virtual machine or dual boot at the moment to test this) submitted by /u/Ardie83 [link] [comments]

Hello! just wanted to share my first Emacs package: ob-duckdb, which adds DuckDB support to Org Babel. I work as a data engineer and I really wanted to have something like this for a long time, I had some functions here and there but a couple months ago finally decided to bite the bullet and learn how to write a more structured package with documentation and a readme (before i was just saving versions of the code in multiple org docs like a caveman). I'm new to package development and been using Emacs for only 5 years, so any feedback, bug reports, or pull requests are very welcome. 🦆 Here's an example of it: executing a query over a highly nested json file with 1.5 million lines in 4 seconds (image) submitted by /u/Malrubius717 [link] [comments]

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https://hackage.haskell.org/package/dataframe-0.1.0.0 I've been working on this for some months now and it's in a mostly usable state. Currently only works with CSV but working on parquet integration since that's what I mostly use at work. There are small tutorials in the Github repo. Hoping to have it be more feature-rich after ZuriHac. Thanks, Michael submitted by /u/ChavXO [link] [comments]

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Curious about what's going on this April? Dive into Scalac's ready-made list of events happening this month 😎 https://scalac.io/blog/scala-conferences-scalendar-april-2025/ submitted by /u/ComprehensiveSell578 [link] [comments]

Full scratch. This is alpha stage, many of features are lacked. But you can run demo along README.md with your favorite MCP client (such as Claude desktop, Cline). Please feel free to open issue / PRs. You can implement any tools in Scala 3! submitted by /u/windymelt [link] [comments]

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e.g. in shell you can type Ctrl-C and you drop back to prompt again. This is helpful when you don't want to remove a huge mutli-line check you typed. Solved: Its Ctrl-g or C-g as called in /r/emacs. submitted by /u/xolve [link] [comments]

I often think that structure notes are like the picture below. https://jumpingrivers.github.io/datasauRus/ https://tech.hyundai-rotem.com/technology-that-adds-value-to-big-data-data-visualization/ The points are atomic zettels, and the distributions are structure notes. The shape changes depending on how you assemble the points. P.S. It has nothing to do with the meaning of Datasaurus Dozen.  ( 2 min )

Hey folks, I use Vertico and Consult and want to write a function that returns results from Org headlines first in the search results (from grep for example). I figured I could do that by performing two searches (one in the headlines and one regular) and appending them, but I'm not sure how to actually do that. Can someone more familiar with how Consult works give me some ideas or hints on how to accomplish this? I found this blog post where the person achieved something similar, but I haven't had success adapting it to my setup submitted by /u/TheMadPrompter [link] [comments]

I’ve been using emacs for the past few months solely for my agda programming as it’s essentially the only reasonable choice and liked it well enough but only really as a agda IDE. However, I got a new computer recently, running Linux, and decided if it was worth seeing what all the hype around emacs was really about and all I can say is wow, I never knew how much you could actually do in it. I can’t wait to be able to do even more once I get more experienced submitted by /u/ResidentEmergency809 [link] [comments]

Hi, This week I found the following thread: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2024-07/msg01072.html It mentions that there are few Windows contributors left and the future of emacs on Windows is unsure. Is this still true? It would be a pity.... Thx submitted by /u/chrisdb1 [link] [comments]

I've been using Emacs since 1983; it's been my go-to editor the entire time. I've given talks on it, recorded videos, and generally have promoted it forever. I'm not quite ready to abandon it, but I am feeling pretty unhappy about r/emacs. For whatever reason, this subreddit seems to be inhabited by people who delight, when someone asks a reasonable question, in downvoting them and being as unpleasant as they can manage to be. This happened to me just today. I'm not a newcomer, and I've been programming for decades, and yes, I used google before asking a question here, but sometimes you really do want to know what other people think about something subjective, or there's a problem that isn't quite so easily solved by o3-mini-high. It's not unreasonable in such circumstances to ask questio…

Is it possible to instruct Emacs to open binary file as GPG encrypted file if first byte is specific byte? I know that if the file name ends with ".gpg", then file-name-handler passes to epa-file-handler. I also know that the magic-mode-alist controls the mode of opened file according to first several bytes of file. However, I couldn't find the way to combine these features to configure emacs to open file in epg mode when file begins with, say, "0x85" (Cipher Type Byte of symmetric-key encrypted session packet. Any help is appreciated. submitted by /u/Clandestine17 [link] [comments]

There is a new custom JSON parser in Emacs v30, which is very relevant for LSP users. It's fast. I ran some tests via emacs-lsp-booster. Recall that the old external JSON parser was ~4⨉ slower than equivalent bytecode parsing. They are now much more comparable for smaller messages, and native JSON parsing wins by 2-3⨉ at large message sizes. The upshot is that bytecode translation definitely reduces message sizes (often by ~40%), making it faster to read in small messages, but JSON parsing is now faster than bytecode parsing (as you'd expect), making it faster to parse large messages. The crossover point for me is at about 20-30kB. I get plenty of LSP messages larger than that, up to a few hundred kB (see below). Since those jumbo messages are the painful ones in terms of latency, if you have a chatty server, I think it makes sense to try disabling bytecode translation in emacs-lsp-booster (pass it --disable-bytecode, or, for users of eglot-booster, set eglot-booster-io-only=t). I'll continue to use the booster for its IO buffering, but you might be able to get away without it. https://preview.redd.it/km8pzshni8te1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=8dde7b25c4e8480f0840d5c88725448e03e83d17 submitted by /u/JDRiverRun [link] [comments]

https://github.com/eval-exec/eee.el ​ https://preview.redd.it/04mv9y5qh8te1.png?width=3455&format=png&auto=webp&s=c4b72bdc9756f9e569a2015ee68e0b6208db36d2 https://preview.redd.it/fxjr2c5rh8te1.png?width=3455&format=png&auto=webp&s=c7ebe9ff1ee66f19bfe4658da1824e99b93cbb7e I recently updated https://github.com/eval-exec/eee.el ​, an Emacs package that allows launching terminal user interface (TUI) commands in an external terminal asynchronously, seamlessly integrating callbacks within Emacs. The latest update introduces support for nerd-icons.el in ee-find and ee-rg, enhancing the visual experience with a more polished look. ​ For those unfamiliar, eee.el enables Emacs to asynchronously launch terminal applications like yazi, fzf, and lazy-git, combining Emacs with excellent TUI applications. To take full advantage of the new nerd-icons integration, ensure you have a Nerd Font installed on your system. ​ I would love to hear your feedback and thoughts on this update! submitted by /u/eval-exec [link] [comments]

For those that don't know, Aider is a very cool command line for doing software development with LLMs. There seem to be several Aider modes for Emacs available now like aider.el and Aidermacs and I frankly have no idea which of them I should be trying out. Does anyone have a strong opinion? submitted by /u/permetz [link] [comments]

Hello, as the title suggests I have been trying to configure Corfu for a specific set of keybindings: (use-package corfu :ensure t :general ( :states 'insert ;; :keymaps 'corfu-map ;; "C-SPC" 'completion-at-point This probably needs to be a global keybinding "C-k" 'corfu-previous "C-j" 'corfu-next "C-d" 'corfu-info-documentation "C-a" 'corfu-info-location "C-h" 'corfu-quit "C-l" 'corfu-insert ) :custom (corfu-cycle t) ; Allows cycling through candidate :init (global-corfu-mode) ) My expected result is that the above keybindings work only when the corfu pop up appears (and therefore when corfu mode is enabled). However the above only works when :keymaps 'corfu-map is commented out. From my understanding this make them global keybinds that take up space (I want to use those keybinds when corfu is not enabled and SPECIFICALLY when the pop up is not enabled). When I uncomment :keymaps 'corfu-map the keybindings do not work at all: C-k for example inserts the string ^K on my buffer. C-j opens up a lisp debug buffer (*Backtrace*). C-SPC when uncommented displays a message "Mark activated" or "Mark deactivated". The rest of my configuration is trivial in my opinion: I have installed general and have set auto-unbind-keys (why doesnt it auto unbind the above???): (use-package general :ensure t :config (general-auto-unbind-keys) ) (elpaca-wait) and evil mode: (use-package evil :ensure t :config (evil-mode 1) ) I have also tried globally unbinding C-k C-j but this is not the solution I want and it did not work anyways. I hope I have explained the problem I am having well. I would very much appreciate any help debugging this and if it is not obvious I am still figuring emacs out. submitted by /u/okandrian [link] [comments]

The one thing that has consistently annoyed me since I started using Emacs was its tendency to open new buffers in unpredictable places or windows. I knew at some point I would need to understand and define custom rules in display-buffer-alist. I finally took the time to read through /u/karthinks' excellent write-up and /u/mickeyp's chapter on the topic. I distilled my learnings into a neat little utility package. As a result, I finally feel like I have Emacs under control, rather than the other way around. The package helps me maintain an undistracted editing area with buffers arranged as I wish, while folding in additional interfaces or information from the sides when needed. The README is still a bit shabby and incomplete, primarily written by Gemini. However, the code feels stable, and I thought it would be a good time to share it with you all to get some feedback. Check out the UX section in my config for a complete setup example in conjunction with Popper and ace-window. Popper is used to toggle side windows, while ace-window is a fallback that lets Emacs "ask me" what to do if no rule matches. Additionally, I added some eye candy to top windows, inspired by /u/Nicolas-Rougier's post (though the only issue so far is that Corfu popup fringes are also affected—any ideas on how to fix this?). submitted by /u/MArpogaus [link] [comments]

Hello everybody! I wanted to let the community know about a new emacs mastodon instance. I created this because I thought that as emacs users we should have our own space on the fediverse. Please come and check it out. :) https://emacs.social. submitted by /u/thisadamis [link] [comments]

The "ci(", "di(", "yi(" are composed command/motions use in Neovim and evil mode for managing text inside parentheses. I'm pretty new to emacs (using DOOM emacs rn) and I was wondering if there is a way to define my own evil-inner commands for these (evil-inner-paren is the callable used when doing this command in evil mode with text inside parenthesis). I'm asking because I wanted to define something like that for inline math environments in LaTeX code. ```elisp (evil-define-text-object evil-inner-paren (count &optional beg end _type) "Select inner parenthesis." :extend-selection nil (evil-select-paren ?\( ?\) beg end type count)) ``` I was wondering If I can do something but with "\(", "\)" (both backslash and paren). Also, defining it like that would be sufficient? I don't think so, using the parenthesis example, when pressing "di" only in normal state, emacs suggestions list the "(" key for the "evil-inner-parent" callable. If I define this, where do I have to go to bind this custom callable to say "$" (like in vimtex, where you can use to select the text inside inline math envs). submitted by /u/KeyDoctor1962 [link] [comments]

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After discovering Zettelkasten, I eventually asked myself—where is the public Zettelkasten? Not in the sense of being able to publish some of my notes openly on the web—there are plenty of such resources. But rather, one that facilitates collective reflection on relevant ideas without censorship or emotional bias. Logically structured, for example, following the principles of discussion laid out by Mortimer Adler. I couldn’t find such a public Zettelkasten. Please tell me, does it exist? Or is this a utopia and just my wishful thinking?  ( 2 min )

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After alpha and beta, we have released the RC version of ldbc v0.3.0 with Scala’s own MySQL connector. By using the ldbc connector, database processing using MySQL can be run not only in the JVM but also in Scala.js and Scala Native. You can also use ldbc with existing jdbc drivers, so you can develop using whichever you prefer. The RC version includes not only performance improvements to the connector, but also enhancements to the query builder and other features. https://github.com/takapi327/ldbc/releases/tag/v0.3.0-RC1 What is ldbc? ldbc (Lepus Database Connectivity) is Pure functional JDBC layer with Cats Effect 3 and Scala 3. For people that want to skip the explanations and see it action, this is the place to start! Dependency Configuration libraryDependencies += “io.github.…

I still feel like a newbie when it comes to emacs/orgmode, but I've been using it with varying degrees of success for some time now, and it's fun. Except I've encountered a strange (for me) problem. I have set the variables in the configuration (custom.el file from doom emacs): (custom-set-variables ;; custom-set-variables was added by Custom. '(org-directory "G://My drive//org//agendas") '(org-default-notes-file "g://My drive//org//notes.org")) Org-agenda works fine, but every time when i try create a note it turns out that this variable takes the form /My Drive/org/agendas/notes.org (without drive letter, which will not work in windows) and asks me to create this folder. When I check it using C-h v org-default-notes-file, it shows me this variable with an incorrect value, BUT below in the "saved values" there is a correct one. Even if I correct it at this point again and click "apply+save" (state SAVED and set), the note still tries to be created in the old, incorrect place. What's going on and how do I change it to make it right? Interestingly, when I want to make a new note, emacs says there is no such directory (because there isn't) and whether to create it, if I say no, it lets me edit the note, but when I want to interrupt the process C-c C-k asks again for the directory and if the answer is negative, it returns to editing the note, leaving only "canceled" in the status line. So I can't close an unsaved note other than "killing" the buffer. Is this some kind of bug? P.S. This problem i have on Windows 11, Emacs 30.1 with fresh Doom configs from github. submitted by /u/parasit [link] [comments]

I don't see any guide on how to actually setup a laminar project and create a basic hello world page. submitted by /u/steerflesh [link] [comments]

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Hi there I know Emacs (basic stuff) since 1992 and I can get away with it (I can read elisp but I'm not proficient enough to code with it). I'd like to learn golang but I don't know where to start to configure my vanilla Emacs in order for it to help me (I said Go but I'd like a generic answer for any kind of language - others might be interested). I've asked a few AIs for some basic configuration but none of it worked completely. I have a hard time understanding why just activating go-mode isn't just enough to get everything working (code Completion, suggestions, syntax checking, running code, highlight of compilation errors, etc.) Is there some resource available somewhere to help get my head around it? Thanks! submitted by /u/nicolasstampf [link] [comments]

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If you’re an Emacs user who prefers vc-dir but misses Magit’s clean separation of unpulled and unpushed changes, I’ve got something for you! I’ve written a small Emacs package, vcgit.el , that enhances vc-dir with Magit-inspired headers for unpulled and unpushed commits. Here’s what it does: - Adds *Unpulled* and *Unpushed* sections to =vc-dir= buffers. - Displays recent commits in a *Recent* section. - Integrates with =outline-minor-mode= for easy navigation. - Works asynchronously to keep your workflow smooth. To use it, just enable =vcgit-global-minor-mode=: #+begin_src emacs-lisp (add-hook 'vc-dir-mode-hook #'vcgit-global-minor-mode) Although the code was just finished and may contain a few bugs or suboptimal design elements, it is currently working as intended. submitted by /u/Grouchy_Ad_162 [link] [comments]

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When setting up a new laptop, I noticed that most of the packages didn't install. I then noticed that my desktop is having some issues with getting newer packages. I tried all sorts of different things and couldn't get those packages installed on either machines. Things that I tried: * VPN (see if somehow my school got blocked) * resetting config * using port 80 rather than port 443 submitted by /u/Ki11erRabbit [link] [comments]

Hello, I am trying to figure out if there is a programming language that exists where the compiler can enforce a JSON schema to ensure all cases have been covered (either by a library that converts the JSON schema to the language's type system, or from just writing the JSON schema logic directly in the language and ditching the schema altogether). I was wondering if Haskell would be able to do this? Suppose I had a simple JSON schema { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", "title": "ConditionalExample", "type": "object", "properties": { "type": { "type": "string", "enum": ["person", "company"] } }, "required": ["type"], "allOf": [ { "if": { "properties": { "type": { "const": "person" } } }, "then": { "properties": { "age": { "type": "integer" } }, "required": ["age"] } }…

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It's a great version update, and basiclly stable version. 3.0.0 release feat AI backend for tag auto suggestion feat Bidirectional tag relation management feat Table View, support editor fied value (org-properties) refactor sync-mechanism And I've updated README. Checkout: https://github.com/yibie/org-supertag submitted by /u/yibie [link] [comments]

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I always feel weird when I want to move my cursor back to the front of a line of code, it's C-a and then C-fffff to the start character. I read the built-in tutorial again today and the cursor-moving operations only say: ``` Here is a summary of simple cursor-moving operations, including the word and sentence moving commands: C-f Move forward a character C-b Move backward a character M-f Move forward a word M-b Move backward a word C-n Move to next line C-p Move to previous line C-a Move to beginning of line C-e Move to end of line M-a Move back to beginning of sentence M-e Move forward to end of sentence ``` Then today, I finally searched for the key-binding and it turns out it's `M-m` (back-to-indentation) that can move the cursor to the first non-whitespace character of the line. So why doesn't the tutorial include `M-m` when introducing the cursor-moving operations? Is there any specific reason not to do that? And if I want to add this into the tutorial, where should I go for? submitted by /u/louielu8 [link] [comments]

Wondering what others do to kill buffers, that builds up over time? ;; Kill all buffers except current working buffer (defun kill-other-buffers () "Kill all other buffers." (interactive) (mapc 'kill-buffer (delq (current-buffer) (buffer-list)))) I use this to kill all buffers, expect the current one. Found on emacs-wiki. Not sure that is the best practice, have LSP/eglot and other buffers that also get killed at the same time. what do you do, to keep the buffers clean? submitted by /u/OfficialGako [link] [comments]

When I launch emacs and run magit-status, I see all topics in my PR and issues sections. I then press `N m f o` and I can see only open pullreqs and issues, which is what I want. I then press `C-x C-s` to save this selection and then hit `C-g` to exit the menu. However, I can see that nothing is written to my init.el file and the next time I start emacs and run magit-status, I see all pullreqs and issues. Is there something I am doing incorrectly? Optionally, is there something I can put in my init.el to only show open pullreqs/issues every time? I am on Emacs 31 and have the latest forge (0.5 I think) and all its deps. submitted by /u/Willing_Rip_4220 [link] [comments]

https://github.com/Feyorsh/nethack-el This is really just a collection of changes I made that suit the way I play NetHack, so getting feedback from others would be helpful. Major changes are Improved window layout and OPTIONS=perm_invent support Fix display of help files on newer versions of NetHack (where files are compressed into an nhdat archive) OPTIONS=hitpointbar support Note that this requires patching and building nethack yourself. If you use Nix, try downloading this package.nix file and running $ nix-build --expr 'with import {}; callPackage ./package.nix { inherit (emacsPackages) trivialBuild; }' submitted by /u/Xx_Legend12345_xX [link] [comments]

You ever get that feeling Emacs is the friend who’s too helpful? Like, you ask for a text editor and suddenly it wants to manage your life, compile your code, and teach you Lisp just to open a file. Meanwhile, they (you know who) are using Notepad like a caveman. But hey, at least we have real-time display editing. #blessed submitted by /u/poisaucon [link] [comments]

How can I construct a recipe dynamically for use in use-package? I want to do something like this: (setq package-repo (cond ((file-directory-p "/path/to/local/repo") '(:repo "/path/to/local/repo")) (t '(:fetcher github :repo "user/repo")))) (use-package package :ensure package-repo) This does not work. I found this issue but the twist with what I want to do is having differing numbers of properties. submitted by /u/-dag- [link] [comments]

I am trying to get an Emacs setup that works for me across all platforms. I regularly use Linux, macOS and Windows – but sadly, most of my work gets done on Windows machines. This is an issue for me with org-agenda, as I would really love to see anniversaries for dates before 1970. Emacs has absolutely no problem handling these dates on Unix-based systems. Yet I can't find a way to force org-agenda to show these dates on Windows. For context, I'm using the same exact org files and init.el across systems. I also have org-contacts installed, and the issue is primarily with birthdays written as (there are other anniversaries such as for historical events that would also be useful for me to see). I have tried changing the date format to just read YYYY-MM-DD for org-contacts, but that did nothing. I'm using 30.1 on all systems (on Windows I'm using the 64-bit version installed via scoop). AI bots are telling me the problem likely lies with reliance on the Windows C runtime library. Is there really no solution to this on the native Windows version of Emacs? I assume that if I use WSL, this would solve the issue. But this would also create new annoyances with where my files are stored. submitted by /u/SpiderMatt [link] [comments]

Independent as in different theme and buffer layout as the theme I use for programming is not the theme I use for general text writing and I’ve found that whilst I can open numerous frames they share the current theme and I can’t then freely change the theme for individual frames. I’m on macOS, if that’s significant. submitted by /u/Colonel_Wildtrousers [link] [comments]

I find extremely annoying when I type instead of to go to the end of the line and the region gets killed. Is there a way to set to kill-region when the region is highlighted and do nothing when it not? submitted by /u/Bortolo_II [link] [comments]

Recently I try Zed editor and I love it's AI editing tool. I found Elysium package and give it a try. Then I rebuild it to fit my needs. It quickly expanded to fit all my daily needs and workflow. So I think someone may find it helpful. Github repo: https://github.com/bluzky/relysium Please open an Issue if you found bugs or you have any suggestion. Thank you https://reddit.com/link/1jr6zjs/video/hbheplom3sse1/player submitted by /u/54tribes [link] [comments]

Hello I was wondering if anyone has tips for the best way to use multi-lingual prose on Emacs. I am on MacOS Sequia, using Emacs 30.1 GUI. Since I come from a Neovim background, I use evil. 99% of my prose work is in English but I see situations where I need to switch input to either Tamil (my native language) or Sinhala. How would I go about that? Do I turn off evil-mode? Right now, I switch input language and do some rough note-taking completely in insert mode. The moment I get out of insert mode, evil keybindings don't work until I change input to English. submitted by /u/DevMahasen [link] [comments]

I'm curious how you'd approach integrating automated compiler error detection into your Emacs workflow. Would you prefer this as a minor mode, package, or external tool? How would this fit with your existing debugging approach? What Elisp hooks or customizations would make this seamless? As a fellow Emacs user, I'd appreciate your thoughts on making this complement rather than fight against our beloved editor. submitted by /u/ekusiadadus [link] [comments]

Hi. I use ediff all the time but haven't played with the selective browsing feature which looks incredibly useful. I mainly want to ignore a few types of differences. First, any RCS keyword text. meld has this feature built in but I don't see it for ediff and it would be great for diffing source code versions. The others are to ignore date/timestamps and to ignore usernames in paths in the files. These would be very helpful for diffing huge log files. After poking around a bit with #h, my question is actually two. First, is there a way to specify multiple regexps with the interactive #h. The second is in setting up my own ignore functions specified by ediff-hide-regexp-matches-function. I was hoping someone has a configuration for this already set up for things like ignoring RCS headers. I'm not at all a great elisp coder so it would be great to have examples to copy and modify. Thanks for any info or pointers! submitted by /u/quantum_mattress [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone. I'm computer science bachelor four years into my degree and I recently got an internship at a company that uses Scala with functional paradigm. Before this job I had only heard people talking about functional programming and had only seen a few videos, but nothing too deep. But now, both out of curiosity and to perform better at my job, I've been reading "Functional Programming in Scala". So far it's been a great book, but one thing that I cannot wrap my head around is type inference. I've always been a C++ fan and I'm still the person on group projects, personal projects and other situations that gets concerned with code readability and documentation. But everywhere I look, be that on the book or on forums for other languages, people talk about type inference, a concept that, to me, only makes code less clear. Are there any optimizations when type-inference? What are the pros and cons and why people seem to prefer to use it instead of simply typing the type? submitted by /u/Tynoful [link] [comments]

Hi, I am trying to run a GitHub CI workflow where I am using the `ubuntu-latest` runner with ghc 9.6.6 and cabal 3.12.1.0 . I am not able to share the CI yaml file here because it is work related, but the gist is I am building my service using these two lines cabal build cabal install exe:some_exe --installdir /root --overwrite-policy=always --install-methody=copy cabal build succeeds but the install command fails with Internal error in target matching: could not make and unambiguous fully qualified target selector for 'exe:some_exe'. We made the target 'exe:some_exe' (unknown-component) that was expected to be unambiguous but matches the following targets: 'exe:some_exe', matching: - exe:some_exe (unknown-component) - :pkg:exe:lib:exe:file:some_exe (unknown-file) Note: Cabal expects to be able to make a single fully qualified name for a target or provide a more specific error. Our failure to do so is a bug in cabal. Tracking issue: https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/8684 Hint: this may be caused by trying to build a package that exists in the project directory but is missing from the 'packages' stanza in your cabal project file. More Background: I have a scotty web service which I am trying to build a binary of which I can deploy on a docker container and run in aws ecs. How can this be solved? If anybody has overcome this issue please answer. Thanks submitted by /u/kushagarr [link] [comments]

Hi all, i made this little framework. What do you think? thank you https://github.com/jacopovalanzano/moon submitted by /u/Vegetable-Tap3510 [link] [comments]

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I learnt Haskell back in 2024. I was surprised by how there are other ways to do simple things. I am thinking to re learn it like I never knew it, taking out some time from my internship. Suggest me some modern resources and some cool shit. Thanks submitted by /u/kichiDsimp [link] [comments]

After years of enjoying freedom from writing Python code, I now find myself reluctantly returning to this once familiar territory, and almost instantly got overwhelmed with decision fatigue. At the moment, I can't figure out which lsp-server to use. There's: pylsp, jedi, palantir-made (deprecated), microsoft made (deprecated), microsoft made pyright, stripped down version of it - pyright-based, rust made ruff, PyDev (does it even work with Emacs?), C#-made, archived and unmaintained python-language-server It'd be fine if there was just some overlapping functionality, but it seems they all have some features that just don't work. Like for example python-lsp-server can't let you browse workspace symbols. Which for me, honestly, really is a deal breaker. I use consult-lsp-symbols command all the time. And then after choosing an lsp-server, I have to tune up some checking, linting features, and I'm not sure which one of these are "relevant": black or yapf or ruff, flake8, rope, mypy, pydocstyle, pylint, jedi; OMG, why are there so many linters? What do you folks use? I thought configuring Emacs for web dev these days was a hassle - I had no idea how messy the Python world has become. submitted by /u/ilemming [link] [comments]

I'm not sure what happened, it's been a couple of days I think since I opened emacs/roam, but today I tried to open up some nodes and I got this error "Error (org-roam): Failed to process /home/mpc/Projects/org-roam/20250113220712-goosegrass.org with error Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, nil, skipping..." Not all of the nodes are this way, but many of them. Where should I start to trouble shoot this? submitted by /u/LionKor [link] [comments]

Hello, I had wanted to inquire whether their is support for react native on eMacs and how would I go about setting it up. I’m new to using eMacs though I’ve been using neovim with vtsls for my react native support. Also wanted to know if there was anything similar to vtsls for emacs https://github.com/yioneko/vtsls?tab=readme-ov-file submitted by /u/R_is_for_Raider [link] [comments]

I have my display-buffer-alist set up so I have a side window on the left that displays Dired. And my last rule, which is meant to catch anything that is not displayed in the side or bottom window is (t display-buffer-use-some-window). But it sometimes for whatever reason displays a file in left side window. What can I do to make make it so it displays files in the main window or child of the main window, but not side windows? I believe I only started having this problem when I switched to Emacs 30. submitted by /u/B_A_Skeptic [link] [comments]

I am still at work, so can't provide screenshots right now. But maybe the answer is obvious to theme authors. I created a basic theme a few days ago: https://git.sr.ht/~sebasmonia/dotfiles/tree/master/item/.config/emacs/hoagie-theme.el It looks OK in Emacs GUI. But in the terminal (mintty) the colors are off. In the same terminal, modus-operandi looks perfectly fine (I set COLORTERM=truecolor). I don't know if this is something about the "class" declaration I replaced with t in all faces (I tried setting it to other values - no effect). I never created a theme before, I am not super familiar with faces etc. And searching for answer is difficult, as most posta are about getting truecolors to work, not theme authoring :) submitted by /u/sebhoagie [link] [comments]

I'm experiencing a strange issue in Org-mode on Doom Emacs when writing in Japanese. On my current system (Arch Linux), whenever I use lists (* item), the spacing of Japanese characters gets distorted, sometimes overlapping. However, the same Doom Emacs configuration on Windows does not have this issue. https://imgur.com/a/kXvQR6A submitted by /u/sakamoto-dev [link] [comments]

Hi, all. I came across some strange behaviour today where my entire org file appeared to have turned into gibberish when I opened it up. On closer inspection just had the @ symbol inserted after every single character/space/newline. I was working on my org file when I left my desk for a while and came back to my PC sleeping. My Emacs runs in WSL2 Fedora; if you haven't had the immense pleasure of using WSL2, sometimes the X-server connection seems to break (or something) after waking from sleep, leaving a hanging/frozen Emacs session. The only option is to go to the terminal, kill the Emacs session, and open up the org file again. This doesn't usually bother me too much, as my buffer autosaves frequently. So as usual, I go to my WSL terminal, hit C-c, wait for Emacs to end, and start it up again. To my suprise, I was greeted with the headline issue. Luckily, I could rescue it with a simple string-replace "@" with "" - I didn't have any emails or other @-containing text in that org file (thank goodness), but I'd rather not trigger this behaviour again accidentally! Especially as it took the replace command a little while to complete, leaving me wondering if my file was recoverable... I haven't been able to reproduce this behaviour (bug?) yet, so I'll hoping someone can shed some light on the cause (if it's a known issue), so I don't cause it to happen again! I don't think my setup has any other particular quirks. The directory when I keep the org files is also on a Google Drive folder, accessed through a mount (i.e. /mnt/G/My Drive/org). I wonder if that could be the cause of any strange behaviour? Thanks and looking forward to any hints. submitted by /u/nyannyan_sensei [link] [comments]

I'm planning on learning emacs and I'm installing some servers with emacs only just to get in the habit of doing everything only through emacs either in text or gui mode. What i'm wondering is whether or not Emacs GUI mode to it's full extent (org-mode graphical features, application framework, Vterm etc) will allow you to download dependecies that support the full extent of graphic requirements or will I need to manually install a window manager? If latter is the case, I was wondering if anyone can recommend a minimalist WM that is also ideal for Emacs and cross-compatible with linux, freebsd and openbsd, - and is configured either in C, Python or Text for xorg. I suppose my shortlist would be dwm, i3, ratpoison or qtile but i'm not sure which one is the most ideal and minimal submitted by /u/Tb12s46 [link] [comments]

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From a terminal one can use ssh jumping to do the following: ssh -J server1 server2 To connect to server 2 through server 1, using ssh keys on the local device. Alternatively, one could also ssh into server1 and from there ssh into server2 (perhaps with more ssh key management required). Does anyone know of a way to do this using tramp? Once I'm inside the first server there doesn't seem to be a way to ssh again. That is to say, there doesn't seem to be a way to chain ssh connections. Edit: I read about hopping with tramp, so I should be able to connect like this: /ssh:name@server1|ssh:name@server2:/path However it simply doesn't work for me properly. Tramp times out. Does anyone have any trouble shooting advice for this issue? submitted by /u/UnknownEel [link] [comments]

The company-fuzzy package has been updated to version 20250403.2235.

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I can easily get GHC to emit HIE files for my local package by adding the -fwrite-ide-info flag to my package's .cabal file. Is there any way to get HIE files for my dependencies, though? Can I direct Cabal to invoke GHC with -fwrite-ide-info for every dependency? Or, is there a way to get the HIE files off of Hackage? Thanks! submitted by /u/friedbrice [link] [comments]

In this video we look at putting together our first package set using our custom build of GHC. submitted by /u/locallycompact [link] [comments]

Given how far we've got with Haskell, it's quite unbelievable to realize it only now - but maybe I am wrong? It appears that if thread is blocked on retry inside STM transaction (e.g., a basic atomically . readTBQueue while the queue is empty), then it won't be killed with killThread (potentially resulting with memory leak?), and if the blocked transaction is inside async, then uninterruptibleCancel won't kill it too, and will hang instead. None of Haskell docs seem to directly state it, or maybe I am missing it, but it seems to be implied by the fact that when STM transaction is blocked on retry it won't process asynchronous exceptions until some TVar changes (e.g., queue becomes not empty), and will ignore exceptions from killThread or uninterruptibleCancel until it unblocks. Is it correct? That is, killThread won't kill thread blocked on STM, and uninterruptibleCancel will indefinitely block on such thread. Is there some other way to kill thread that is blocked on STM retry from outside? What's the most common approach here - it's possible of course to expose some TVar that would be checked, and killing such threads via changing this TVar. Or, possibly, one could avoid blocking STM transactions completely, doing some polling instead. It all seems very clunky and ad-hoc though. Why there is no standard library function to kill threads even if they are blocked on STM retry? Isn't STM purpose to support concurrency, so why no STM-aware mechanism to kill threads blocked on STM? Hope it makes sense, and thank you for any comments. submitted by /u/epoberezkin [link] [comments]

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I'm experiencing a strange issue in Org-mode on Doom Emacs when writing in Japanese. On my current system (Arch Linux), whenever I use lists (* item), the spacing of Japanese characters gets distorted, sometimes overlapping. However, the same Doom Emacs configuration on Windows does not have this issue. https://imgur.com/a/kXvQR6A submitted by /u/sakamoto-dev [link] [comments]

Hi, I've to do a special things each friday of of the current month.How can I tell it to my emacs .org file? ** bla bla bla doesn't stop after the third Friday, but continue to write every friday. Can I let it stop after 3 friday? Thank you Renato submitted by /u/Artistic-Look-5001 [link] [comments]

I have 2 files abc.scala and Box.scala. import bigbox.Box.given import bigbox.Box object RunMe { def foo(i:Long) = i + 1 def bar(box: Box) = box.x val a:Int = 123 def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = println(foo(Box(a))) } package bigbox import scala.language.implicitConversions class Box(val x: Int) object Box { given Conversion[Box, Long] = _.x } There was no issue to compile and execute RunMe using the following commands, scalac RunMe.scala Box.scala scala run -cp . --main-class RunMe However, I got an exception, java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: bigbox/Box, when I executed the second command, scala compile RunMe.scala Box.scala scala run -M RunMe However, if I include the classpath option, -cp, I can execute RunMe but it didn't seem right. The command was scala run -cp .scala-build\foo_261a349698-c740c9c6d5\classes\main --main-class RunM How do I use scala run the correct way? Thanks submitted by /u/teckhooi [link] [comments]

Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a safe, purely functional programming language with a fast, concurrent runtime. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community. Featured Faking ADTs and GADTs in Languages That Shouldn’t Have Them by Justin Le Haskell is the world’s best programming language1, but let’s face the harsh reality that a lot of times in life you’ll have to write in other programming languages. But alas you have been fully Haskell-brained and lost all ability to program unless it is type-directed, you don’t even know how to start writing a program without imagining its shape as a type first. Well, fear not. The foundational theory behind Algebraic Data Types and Generalized Algebraic Data Types (ADTs and GADTs) are so fundamental that they’ll f…  ( 2 min )

I'm using emacs 30.1 on Ubuntu. I've just opened a json document. It automatically opened in json-mode. But there is no colouring. I copypasted the document into an online validator, and it passed as valid. How can I get syntax colors in json-mode? Or is there another mode that works with json that provides colors? submitted by /u/ImpossibleBritches [link] [comments]

Hi all. I've been doing the org init file for a few years and was just doing a major cleanup of the file when I had a thought; why am I doing this? I hear all the arguments for literate programming but, other than nested headlines, what's the point of this for my emacs init code? I can just as easily put my literate comments in emacs-lisp comments. I'm never going to use tables or agendas or intra-file links in an init file. Anyone have any great reasons to keep doing this before I yank them all out? Thanks! submitted by /u/quantum_mattress [link] [comments]

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I'm using tree-sitter (c++-ts-mode) and eglot/clangd to edit C++ code. I'm trying to understand how formatting/indentation as you type work when using these two. I have a .clang-format file setup that clangd picks up. If I mark a region and do M-x eglot-format, the region will be indented and formatted according to the rules in the .clang-format file. Eglot has a configuration for ignoring server capabilities, one of the capabilities is "On-type formatting". I have not ignored this, it should be active. I have rules in the .clang-format file for formatting arguments and parameters to functions (BinPack*). These are honored when I do M-x eglot-format, but not when I edit code, adding new lines. Then, it seems to be tree-sitters rules that take precedence. How should I go about debugging this? Is it possible to configure Emacs to always use clangd and .clang-format for indentation and code formatting, even as you type? Writing the rules for tree-sitter to format my code in the same way clangd and .clang-format does seem hard. I have tried to read the documentation without really understanding how it should be done. Does anyone know of any examples of, for example, implementing Google C++ style in tree-sitter? submitted by /u/mickesp [link] [comments]

I swear, Emacs has developed a mind of its own. It’s not crashing; it’s evolving. One minute it’s perfect, the next, I’m staring at a blinking cursor like it’s silently judging my life choices. Meanwhile, outsiders are out here in their comfy VSCode bubbles, blissfully unaware of the existential crisis happening in my terminal. Emacs, why do you test me so? submitted by /u/taupoles [link] [comments]

Hello, I've been using Org-roam for the past six months. I haven't done much connecting yet-I just have a daily journal, which itself has a temporal log. the log can be added to from inside Emacs as well as outside (I have a hotkey that acts like org-capture but from anywhere within the system). In practice, my notes are turning out to be write-only: the log works great as a way to get thoughts on paper, but it almost never gets rereferenced/lifted into a higher level in the notes taxonomy. I was reading about Howm today, and Howm seems to match exactly how I do intermittent, interstitial logging, while claiming to offer some degree of implicit organization. From the people who have used Howm, Org-roam, or both: how have you found your experiences? do you feel linking in Howm suffices for you? can I do something else in Org-roam to make it easier/automatic to lift things from fleeting notes to more permanent notes? submitted by /u/ValuableBuffalo [link] [comments]

According to https://www.phoronix.com/news/Emacs-Lands-X-Widgets Emacs looks like embed gtk widget in any buffer since 25.1 But I cannot find any reference how to do it. Is there a way to embed gtk/X widget with text buffer or org-mode buffer? submitted by /u/godkbg [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, in my day-to-day work I'm often connected to servers where I don't have elevated priveleges and the servers may be years out of date on software. For this reason,and my somewhat extensive configuration, I find it nicest to launch a local version of emacs and then use tramp to edit files remotely. However, I'm unable to establish X11Forwading with tramp. When launching vterm (and shell) on the remote server I can see that the DISPLAY variable is unset, leaving me to believe this is an issue with graphics forwarding. I can also graphics forward just fine through a standalone terminal emulator so I'm positive this is not a server configuration issue with X forwarding. I've also opened up vterm locally and ran ssh -X where I thought graphics forwarding would be enabled to no avail. I guess this is due to tramp being used in the background regardless. I've changed my ssh configuration file to include ForwardX11 and ForwardX11Trusted for the given host and again this works perfectly fine for the standalone terminal. I've attempted to launch emacs with the -Q flag to ensure the issue was not just with my configuration and the issue persists. All issues that I've seen online regarding similar issues have either only mentioned one of these steps above or they were having issues with connecting to a linux server from windows (in my case it should always be a linux to linux connection hopefully). Any information that can help me debug this information would be greatly appreciated. I'm also not deadset on using tramp so any alternative setups are also appreciated. I would just like to have access to my local configuration on remote servers while not having to open up multiple OS windows to edit files and then view graphical programs. Thank you for your help! submitted by /u/Heavy_Aspect_8617 [link] [comments]

It was a slow Tuesday so I was trying to prove the Riemann conjecture but I couldn’t figure out how to type the zeta symbol. Despite my hand-built split mechanical keyboard with 8 modifier keys, Emacs slim documentation refused to give it up. I had no time for this so I cross-posted to all the emacs free helplines and waited five minutes but as usual the Emacs community was busy rattling off deep thoughts on the beauty of Lisp and why passing lambdas around is better than their last visit to a mushroom dispensary. After that failed, I even dialed up alphapapa but he just mumbled something about being 20-levels down a live stacktrace for a new package that helps him organize his prior packages because he has lost track. I suggested he try Org mode. Alone, tired from doing all that work and hungry, I tried pizza-mode to order a pizza but it was dependent on eggplant-mode which had been compiled with some ancient version of Emacs only used by this one guy at Caltech who never saw the sun and refused to ever update his Emacs because it was stable and his init worked properly after he spent a year on micro-optimizations between launching Mars probes built from an unlimited supply of tin foil from an open account at Costco. I think his library was sucked onto my computer somehow but no one understands how this could be possible. Luckily I have friends (the last two guys) at the NSF who are investigating. I finally turned to gptellamallm for an answer but after all the mushrooms and eggplant, my Emacs server that I started in 1997 just up and crashed right after the AI spit out, “Reimann was no Ramanujan.” And that’s why Emacs is useless. Though I do enjoy its mouse handling. What do you think? submitted by /u/rswgnu [link] [comments]

I'm trying meow. I want something simpler than evil because making custom keybindings for all the different modes is hell and I've never been satisfied with it. I want to bind C-d to a certain command, but only when I'm in meow's normal mode. Is this possible? I've tried doing (meow-define-keys 'normal '("C-d" . my-command)) but it doesn't work. Pressing 'd' alone will cause my-command to run (that is, I don't have to press control). Can meow do what I want? submitted by /u/Buttons840 [link] [comments]

Lookup, elem, find, other functions that often require qualified imports could be replaced by a type class, also aphmau could be replaced with map. This would just make it easier, even if there are speed sacrifices is this a good idea? Or are the speed sacrifices just too much? submitted by /u/Tough_Promise5891 [link] [comments]

why the following syntax was chosen? haskell square :: Int -> Int square x = x * x i.e. mentioning the name twice submitted by /u/Unlucky_Inflation910 [link] [comments]

Like the title says, I'm deciding on whether it would be worth learning Haskell or not. A bit of background: My programming experience amounts to a little over a month self-learning Python, but I have relatively decent knowledge on abstract algebra. I recently talked to a programmer friend of mine and this knowledge/interest came up for whatever reason. He said I should check out Haskell since the logic is similar in a sense. I read some stuff about it and it does seem right up my alley. This said, the main reason I'm learning Python to begin with is to develop a skill that may help me get a job in the future. Haskell seems a bit more niche and as such perhaps require a much higher degree of mastery to aim for the industries/companies that use it. With this in mind, from a cost-benefit analysis in terms of time/resources needed to "get good", is it worth learning Haskell versus just continuing with Python? Any other factors to consider would be welcome. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/ElephantWing [link] [comments]

The speed-type package has been updated to version 20250402.1911.

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Hey r/scala! Been tinkering with the newest JDKs (OpenJDK, GraalVM Community, Oracle GraalVM) and stumbled upon something seriously interesting for performance junkies, especially those dealing with heavy object allocation like JSON parsing in Scala. You know how scaling JSON parsing across many cores can sometimes hit a memory bandwidth wall? All those little object allocations add up! Well, JEP 450's experimental "Compact Object Headers" feature (-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseCompactObjectHeaders) might just be the game-changer we've been waiting for. In JSON parser benchmarks on a 24-core beast, I saw significant speedups when enabling this flag, particularly when pushing the limits with parallel parsing. The exact gain varies depending on the workload (especially the numb…

I'm kind of a beginner in Scala and I'd like to start developing a pet-project web-app that is focused mainly on backend. My question is what stack would you recommend me. For now my main preference for an effects library is ZIO because it seems to be rather prevalent on the market (at least in my country). So, I'd also like to ask for an architecture advice with ZIO. And it would be really great if you could share a source code for a project of this kind. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/just_a_dude2727 [link] [comments]

Hi, I get an error when trying to use :async with lisp code blocks: ```lisp +begin_src lisp :async (progn (sleep 5) (print 'a)) +end_src +RESULTS: : 231d32940c7bd9b4e10bf156ad904de8 ``` error in process sentinel: async-when-done: Not connected. error in process sentinel: Not connected. Something is missing in my config ? (without :async it works as expected). submitted by /u/tlreddit [link] [comments]

Before the release of the new version of org-supertag, I would like to share a story first. This is a tale of struggle. The origins lie in my development of org-supertag, a project that aimed to migrate the note-taking experience from Tana to Emacs. After developing an initial minimal prototype, I encountered a problem: if `org-supertag` were to display tags and their associated nodes as quickly as Tana does, it could not rely on plain text search methods. Such methods involve searching all files and extracting relevant data using regular expressions, which is slow and causes Emacs to lag. In short, this experience was unbearable for anyone. Later, I drew from the experience of another project of mine, org-zettel-ref-mode (henceforth referred to as ORZ). It uses a hash table as a databa…

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I am a developer of an SBOM tool called cdxgen. cdxgen can generate a variety of Bill of Materials (xBOM) for a number of languages, package managers, container images, and operating systems. With the latest release v11.2.x, we have added a hybrid (source + TASTy) semantic analyzer for Scala 3, to improve the precision and richness of information in the generated CycloneDX SBOM. Here is an example for a CI invocation: shell docker run --rm -v /tmp:/tmp -v $(pwd):/app:rw -t ghcr.io/cyclonedx/cdxgen-temurin-java21:v11 -r /app -o /app/bom.json -t scala --profile research The new format is already supported by platforms such as Dependency Track to provide highly accurate SCA results and license risks with the lowest false positives. Our release notes have the changelog, while the LinkedIn blog has the full backstory. Please feel free to check out our tool and help us improve the support for Scala. My colleague is working on adding support for Mill, which is imminent. I am available mostly on GitHub and on-and-off on Reddit. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/prabhus [link] [comments]

Hello, the banking commitee of EU and US Redmont Industry Conglomarate including (Dowrs, Cityzon billion rich value creator company Poople) has decided to offer to everyone the course ! submitted by /u/mawosoni [link] [comments]

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You know that feeling when you’ve spent hours trying to fix an error, only for the Scala compiler to finally show up with a message that’s less “helpful” and more “good luck figuring this out, buddy”? Like, it's almost like the compiler knows you’ve already cried today. 🙃 Scala, why do you hurt me like this? submitted by /u/gratmade [link] [comments]

I know there is csv-mode and I've used it, but it's not quite appropriate for my problem. I want to write an elisp program that takes a CSV file as an input. I don't want to view the file in a buffer (as in csv-mode) or edit it. I just want to read it into a data structure as fast and efficiently as possible. Does anyone know the best package to do that? I have heard of Ulf Jasper's csv.el but I can't find it anywhere. submitted by /u/RobThorpe [link] [comments]

Hi, I want to add links within code blocks and have them export as tags when I export to HTML. For example: ``` +begin_src c typedef /* see description / [[file:file.org][FILE]]; typedef / see description / [[file:size_t.org][size_t]]; typedef / see description */ [[file:file.org][FILE]]; +end_src ``` When I export this to HTML, it's not rendered as a link. It exports exactly as shown here. I know this behavior is normal within a code block, but I need to bypass it. I've been researching for hours and couldn't find anything. I know that this can somehow be done in Emacs/OrgMode because this is Emacs! Does anyone have any ideas on what can be done? submitted by /u/lambdacoresw [link] [comments]

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I've just released Forge v0.5.0. Forge allows users to deal with Github and Gitlab issues and pull-requests from the comfort of Emacs. It is tightly integrated with Magit. This release finally adds support for Github discussions. That turned to be more work than anticipated. One reason is technical dept in Forge itself but it also did not help that the API for discussions is much less consistent and solid than the one for issues and pull-requests. Expect some sharp edges. I intend to sand them over the coming months. The main focus however will be on lifting Gitlab support to the same level as Github support (or at least closer to that). I hope to pay off more technical dept in the process. You might have heard that Guix is going to start using https://codeberg.org, which caused me to move up support for Forgejo in the list of things to work on next. However because I committed to improve Gitlab support before that news broke, it might still be a few months until I get to working on that. Today I've also released Magit v4.3.2, Transient v0.8.7 and new versions for about ten other packages, though except for Forge this round is a bit boring. The monthly release schedule is still going strong and for once I even managed to push out all the releases on the first of the month. No joke. I should also mention that I make a living working on these packages, so please consider sponsoring my work. Thanks! submitted by /u/tarsius_ [link] [comments]

Anybody know how to get the Alt/Meta key on a Digital VT420 to work with Emacs? TERM=VT420 and I've tried a few settings in the terminal but it still does nothing for Emacs. I'm stuck using the ESC key for now. It's running Emacs 22.2.1 running on OpenBSD 4.2. When I connect via SSH everything works fine and it has TERM=VT420. Going to try this next in /etc/wsconsctl.conf wsconsctl keyboard.encoding=us.metaesc submitted by /u/fuzzmonkey35 [link] [comments]

diff-goto-source is bound to 7 different key sequences in diff-mode-shared-map. This is meant more as a discussion question so don't feel obliged to go looking! Are there any commands bound to more than 7? Edit: I'm also not going to count digit-argument, because like self-insert-command, its behaviour depends on the key pressed to run it. submitted by /u/Argletrough [link] [comments]

By some time I notice that I receive notifications from r/emacs with the vscode logo. https://preview.redd.it/kyji69geu7se1.png?width=297&format=png&auto=webp&s=b0c2743d567e89f1454c76e948c0aed8e399d92b That's a kind of a joke that I missed? What happened? submitted by /u/TechWithGeek [link] [comments]

Hello, Emacs enthusiasts! Here is the Emacs Logo Design Show off. You are going to give our favorite editor a fresh, modern look. Whether you love minimalist aesthetics, cyberpunk vibes, or classic elegance, we’d love to see your take on the perfect Emacs logo! 🏆 Design Tips: Theme: A visually appealing Emacs logo that captures the essence of its power and flexibility. Style: Minimalist, futuristic, or classic—whatever represents Emacs best! 📌 Submission Guidelines: You can start a completely new design or post your favorite one that created by others. To participate, simply submit your design by replying to this thread with the following format: 🔹 Title of your submission: [Your creative name for the logo] 🎨 Logo Image: [Upload your image or link to an external host] 💡 Inspiration & Concept: [Briefly describe your design process and how it represents Emacs] 🔗 Optional: [Any additional mockups, variations, or SVG files] submitted by /u/nbnbnbyayaya [link] [comments]

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I use tables, headers, TODOs, export to HTML sometimes, and that's pretty much it for now. what am I missing? please be specific about why something is useful rather than just say "omg use org-roam" and then leave. (I don't know what that is but I have heard it's useful.) submitted by /u/CowboyBoats [link] [comments]

One of my configs struck me as an example of munging settings dynamically per project in combination with sending language server settings to eglot. ;; Thanks, Steve ;; https://github.com/purcell/emacs.d/blob/master/lisp/init-nix.el (use-package nix-ts-mode :ensure (nix-ts-mode :fetcher github :repo "remi-gelinas/nix-ts-mode") :init (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.nix\\'" . nix-ts-mode)) :hook (nix-ts-mode . eglot-ensure) :config ;; The interesting bit. This function will generate a Nix expression ;; that nixd will use to find the nixpkgs for the project by grabbing it ;; from the project's root flake. The return value will be sent to the ;; Nixd server (defun pmx--project-flake-path (_) (let ((flake-path (expand-file-name "flake.nix" (projectile-project-root)))) (if (file-exists-p flake-path) `("nixd" :initializationOptions ;; this plist will be serialized to JSON and sent to the server (:nixpkgs (:expr ,(format "import (builtins.getFlake \"%s\").inputs.nixpkgs { }" flake-path)))) '("nixd")))) (let ((nix-settings '((nix-ts-mode) . #'pmx--project-flake-path))) (with-eval-after-load 'eglot (add-to-list 'eglot-server-programs nix-settings))) ;; nixpkgs-fmt defines autoloads for this (add-hook 'nix-ts-mode-hook #'nixpkgs-fmt-on-save-mode)) I've filed an issue on Nixd becuase, at second glance, why not always treat a flake.nix as if it might provide the inputs we are looking for? 75% of the time, the Nix file I'm editing is a flake.nix. But the takeaway is that eglot has settings. It accepts functions for those settings. By providing a function that is project aware, we can evaluate the correct settings per project instead of fiddling with silly little config files for every editor in every project and littering digital Earth. And right now I needed to look at this to set up a different per-project config for Eglot. Not every server will read a little per-project config. Most of them accept JSON settings from the Editor. submitted by /u/Psionikus [link] [comments]

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I'm sure I'm missing something basic, but I'm quite stuck on an authinfo issue with Emacs, suddenly. suddenly, emacs is failing to properly retrieve information from .authinfo.gpg, in the sense that functions which should be accessing it don’t work, and I’m getting authentication errors. Namely, the following (but seemingly everything which should be able to get info from ~/.authinfo.gpg), : org-caldav emacs’s “sendmail” function (with mu4e/gnus) but I can open ~/.authinfo.gpg fine in Emacs with C-x C-f (= find-file) and it decrypts, &c. and looks normal, as it has done for years and the function #'auth-source-user-and-password works fine, and returns expected passwords and the function, e.g., (auth-source-search :host "smtp.gmail.com" :user "myuser") works, and returns ex…

I've been experiencing a lot of blocking when using TRAMP to connect to a remote server. By far the most annoying part is when I use consult-fd and consult-ripgrep in a project: each time I cannot even finish typing the keyword before the blocking happens. It is also very slow with each Magit operation (it usually takes anywhere from three to ten seconds for an operation). Local operations are much, much faster. I've already been following best practices and using controlmaster, controlpath and so on. Anyone else experiencing this? submitted by /u/shadowsock [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I've been struggling with the which-key popup in Emacs. When I press any prefix (for example, C-h or C-x), the popup appears, and I usually dismiss it by entering an undefined combination. However, I'm looking for a cleaner solution - a universal key that can dismiss the popup regardless of the prefix that invoked it. I've tried several approaches, but unfortunately, neither method worked and neither made sense. submitted by /u/skyrocket-alien [link] [comments]

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In case you haven't seen it - this is is 600+ page book . As a newbie, it looks pretty awesome. From the preface: "This document was originally written around 1997 for GNU Emacs version 19.29 and published under the title A Tutorial Introduction to GNU Emacs. It has subsequently been updated for version 29.4, thoroughly revised, and expanded ridiculously. The book’s version is 29.4.22 as of 29 December 2024 and is an unfinished work-in-progress." submitted by /u/cenazoic [link] [comments]

The stripspace Emacs package provides stripspace-local-mode, which automatically removes trailing whitespace and blank lines at the end of the buffer when saving. Trailing whitespace refers to any spaces or tabs that appear at the end of a line, beyond the last non-whitespace character. It also includes an optional feature (disabled by default), which, when enabled, ensures that trailing whitespace is removed only if the buffer was initially clean. This prevents unintended modifications to buffers that already contain changes, making it useful for preserving intentional whitespace or avoiding unnecessary edits in files managed by version control. submitted by /u/jamescherti [link] [comments]

Hi, I am using built-it minibuffer "framework" which is fido and it works perfectly fine for me but I noticed that ido has neat feature which allows to exclude buffers, files and directories in minibuffer which are ido-ignore-{buffers,files,directories} (and more). Is there any equivalent for that feature? submitted by /u/adm_bartk [link] [comments]

https://reddit.com/link/1jnwiav/video/zbn94bqhryre1/player After enabling paw-annotation-mode, press C-c i or i (evil), you can quickly add a comment based on the selection or the current thing (defined by paw-add-comment-thing), press q to exit, the comment will be deleted if it is empty. A comment will have a little comment icon after the commented area. Comment is just the same as highlight in paw, but with a quick wrapper. You can also change the comment to other highlight types or any face you want by pressing cf under the comment or run paw-change-annotation-note-type Multiple faces overlay Inside the note buffer, C-c C-i to insert the link of another note into the current note, making all notes can be linked together: Annotation link Checkout https://github.com/chenyanming/paw submitted by /u/DR_MING [link] [comments]

The guile-emacs last update is 2 month's ago. submitted by /u/yibie [link] [comments]

Since moving away from evil-mode, trying out other modal editing systems, I missed the ability to "repeat" the last edit - often an "insertion" or "change" that could be repeated elsewhere. This package provides support for repeating actions that can be comprised of multiple commands, a preset for Emacs & MEOW are included, presets for other editing systems can be supported. submitted by /u/ideasman_42 [link] [comments]

chordpro-mode.el is an Emacs major mode for editing files in the ChordPro format. It includes built-in commands for converting UltimateGuitar.com-like charts to ChordPro format, as well as exporting ChordPro format to PDF using the external chordpro program. Versions 2.4.0 and 2.5.0 have been released today. 2.4.0 adds a new command chordpro-close-environment-directive to close the current open environment directive, and 2.5.0 updates the major mode keybindings to better fit Emacs keybinding conventions. Also some bug fixes. Happy hacking! submitted by /u/breathe-out [link] [comments]

This may be as much a question about ChatGPT as about org-ql) I've decided to try to finally get to grips with org-ql, and so I asked ChatGPT to give me a quick tutorial. I barely got started and I ran into a problem as follows. It told me to run org-ql-search and to give it the following query: todo = "TODO" That returned nothing, and after a bit of back and forth it told me to instead try: (todo "TODO") That did work, and when I asked it to explain it said that while the second was a Lisp sexp, the first was "DSL-style" and that required org-ql-syntax. And it offered to help me fix things. However, after about ten minutes of jiggery-pokery to no effect, I looked at the documentation on github, and noticed that it makes no mention of the "DSL-stlye", but instead offered a "Non-sexp syntax" of: todo:TODO I tried that in org-ql-search and it, like (todo "TODO") before it, gave me the result I expected. So, WTF? Is ChatGPT just having a fit? Was its mention of Doman Specific Languages completely made up, or was it talking some sense but which I failed to understand? submitted by /u/TeeMcBee [link] [comments]

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Introduction tl;dr Spreadsheet Editor with core implemented in Haskell, see docs here. For some problems, spreadsheets are a great tool and once in a while I end up doing some spreadsheet computations. But spreadsheets are error prone and offer limited capabilities (apart from ad-hoc VBA hacks?). I do not know of a spreadsheet implementation with a more "PL approach", so I built a couple of components to explore spreadsheet programming: a generic spreadsheet recalculation engine for arbitrary programming languages a small language server for running such an engine + language implementation a UI that talks to the language server (vscode extension) an experimental, yet usable, programming language built on top of it The project is implemented in Haskell and for the frontend I end…

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Hi all! I'm a creator and a single maintainer of the 'zio-mongodb' library... and I'm giving up on it. I had a couple of ideas how to improve and evolve the library, just had a lack of time to implement them. Then I changed my job and stopped using MongoDB, so stopped using the library as well. Motivation dropped, only a couple of people came around with questions and created some issues. This energized me a bit to help them and continue working on the project, not for so long. Since then I tried at least to keep dependencies updated. Right now I'm coming to the point of giving up on Scala, it's a great language and there are a lot of great tools created for it, but business wants something else. So I'm going to archive the library, let me know if you want to continue it and I will add a link in the readme to your repo UPD: the repo https://github.com/zeal18/zio-mongodb submitted by /u/fusselig-scampi [link] [comments]

Hello! I started my first Zettelkasten this weekend by the advice of a friend after me commenting my incapacity to be constant with Obsidian. For now I feel I'm good but one of my friends has tell me I'm making the mistake of making "Literature/Source Notes" and I can see it, I just feel I can't enter in the state of mind for Thoughts/Ideas Zettel Notes. My objective with this Zettelkasten has been mostly as a support for my studies in international politics, and help me to organize my TTRPG campaign (2 Ars Magica and 1 Wildsea campaign). The problem is that I tend to focus my writting in how I teach and explain things to people, and so I end with notes like this: Title: The Fundamental Agreement between the Holy See and the State of Israel And from there I start to basically rewrite…  ( 5 min )

At the top of a hierarchy one can find the hierarchy’s concept of truth. Is thinking possible without a hierarchy? Hierarchy provides order; without it, there is disorder. How can disorder generate knowledge? Each knowledge item in a hierarchy carries the entire history of its domain. Making this knowledge difficult to use. Reliable knowledge is knowledge that is part of a hierarchy. It adheres to a concept of truth, gains social approval, and is created through approved and enforced processes and procedures that produce truth within the framework of a hierarchy. To understand a knowledge item, the user must understand the hierarchy to which it belongs. Understanding something means knowing the essence of a complete hierarchy. A knowledge item in a Zettlekasten becomes an independent knowl…  ( 6 min )

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Sorry if the answer is an obvious one. I've been toying with various things and have yet to find a way to elegantly deal with selecting multiple items from a candidate list. Completion remains black magic to me. Situation that I'd prefer is completing-read-multiple and the completion zoo of capabilities allow a user to specify a regexp (or even the simpler file-name matcher mirroring shell globs) that matches from the list of candidates. crm is happy to return nothing and equally happy to return the literal string the user entered that doesn't match anything like "b.*x". I don't see which of the zoo animals to poke to get it to do what I guessed would be easy or at least straightforward. I don't see a way, for example, to accept the unmatched regexp literal and pass it to all-completions or whatever I'd need. The Emacs documentation is great but silent on this use case unless I missed it. I don't mind altering completion-styles matching a category (like bookmarks, an easy example), or using orderless and/or vertico if those help. submitted by /u/shipmints [link] [comments]

The bufferfile Emacs package provides helper functions to delete and rename buffer files: bufferwizard-rename-file: Renames the file that the current buffer is visiting. This command renames the file name on disk, adjusts the buffer name, and updates any indirect buffers or other buffers associated with the old file. bufferwizard-delete-file: Delete the file associated with a buffer and kill all buffers visiting the file, including indirect buffers. submitted by /u/jamescherti [link] [comments]

I wrote something about completion-preview before, but I managed to get it to work just to see that it's not that great (for me) out of the box, so I'm probably missing something. There are a few things I wanted to capture. I'm sure someone here with macOS can make at least some suggestions. Thanks much! :) https://taonaw.com/2025/03/30/emacs-so-far.html submitted by /u/jtr3322 [link] [comments]

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I've been facing a silly issue with tab completion in python buffers, and was wondering if there was a simple configuration that could resolve it without binding a hand-rolled tab function. Consider the following incomplete python snippet: def foo(x): print("bar", x) pri And the following init.el: (setq tab-always-indent 'complete) If I move to the end of line 4, and press TAB (hoping to get a completion for print), emacs will indent the line into the foo function. This is ok I guess, emacs can't know whether I prefer to complete at point or indent. However, if I press TAB again, emacs will indent the line back of the foo function. This is also ok, since that's also a valid indentation in python - emacs can't tell if I want this statement in or out of foo. However, this prevents me from getting TAB completion and I have to invoke completion-at-point manually. The "bug" here is quite funny, since proper indentation in this case is ambiguous and it forces emacs to toggle between two valid indentations. This is getting worse the deeper the nesting goes: If foo was a method inside some class there were 3 valid indentations. If there was also an if or a try block in there we're at 4 and so on. I guess a possible solution would be to tweak the behavior of TAB to only indent if the cursor is at the start of the line (excluding indentation), so I can get completion if I place the cursor at the end of some word along the line? I've tried to play with different settings of tab-first-completion and none seem to configure this behavior. Is there some way to achieve this behavior with builtin settings? Or would I need to get my hands dirty with some elisp? For reference, this is all with emacs 29.3 running with -Q, and I'll be completely open to upgrading to a newer version if the fix will require it. submitted by /u/GeneralZebra [link] [comments]

I am creating my own theme, and i cannot seem to find what it is that sets the background of corfu. If anyone knows, it would be much appreciated. The color now is black, it is not something i have set. submitted by /u/OfficialGako [link] [comments]

Hi, I'm working on the initial stages of my first Haskell website and I'm using Servant and Lucid to get HTML to display an image on my site. Currently the site is working live with just text but when I add the static asset to my localhost:8080 it fails to load the image even though the path directly to the image loads correctly. My code currently looks like this: {-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeOperators #-} module Lib ( startApp , app ) where import Data.Aeson import Data.Aeson.TH import Data.Functor.Identity import Network.Wai import Network.Wai.Handler.Warp import Lucid import Servant import Servant.HTML.Lucid (HTML) type API = Get '[HTML] (Html ()) : "static" :> Raw startApp :: IO () startApp = run 8080 app app :: Application app = serve api server api :: Proxy API api = Proxy server :: Server API server = return bienvenidos : serveDirectoryFileServer "/home/leti/Code/ladragona/static" bienvenidos :: HtmlT Identity () bienvenidos = html_ $ do body_ $ do div_ $ do img_ [src_ "localhost:8080/static/logo.png"] The path to the image seems to be loading correctly but the image fails to load on the main localhost:8080 As you can see the path seems correct and I get no errors but it fails to load Any help will be greatly appreciated submitted by /u/nenlanteamenelva [link] [comments]

I've been trying to install the CGI package using cabal and whenever I finish installing it it does not seem to be recognized. Any help or tips would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/RobSnake82 [link] [comments]

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Why did Scala miss the opportunity to take some popular and promising niche? For example, almost everything AI/ML/LLM-related is being written, of all things, in Python. Obviously this ship has sailed, but was it predetermined by the very essence of what Scala is, or was there something that could have been done to grab this niche? Or is there still? Or what other possibility is there for Scala, apart from doing more of the stuff that it is doing now? submitted by /u/pafagaukurinn [link] [comments]

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https://github.com/getkyo/kyo/releases/tag/v0.17.0 This is likely one of the last releases before the 1.0-RC cycle! Please report any issues or difficulties with the library so we can address them before committing to a stable API 🙏 Also, Kyo has a new logo! Thank you @Revod!!! (#1105) New features Reactive Signal: A new Signal implementation has been introduced in kyo-core, inspired by fs2. Signals can change value over time and these changes can be listened for via the methods that integrate with Stream. (by @fwbrasil in #1082) Consistent collection operations: Handling collections with the Kyo companion object is very flexible, while doing the same with Async used to be less convenient and with a completely different API approach. In this release, a new set of methods to handle…

See https://haskellstack.org/ for installation and upgrade instructions. Changes since v3.3.1: Behavior changes: Stack will also warn (message S-8432) if there is any non-ISO/IEC 8859-1 (Latin-1) character in Stack's 'programs' path, as hsc2hs does not work if there is such a character in the path to its default template template-hsc.h. Stack customizes setup using Cabal, so if a setup-depends field does not mention it as a dependency, Stack warns and adds the GHC boot package as a dependency. Previously, Stack would not do so but only warn that build errors were likely. Other enhancements: Bump to Hpack 0.38.0. In YAML configuration files, the install-msys key is introduced, to enable or disable the download and installation of Stack-supplied MSYS2 when necessary (subject to skip-msys: false). The default is the same as the install-ghc setting (including if that is set at the command line). Consequently, the default behaviour of Stack is unaffected. Add the stack config set install-msys command to configure the install-msys option in YAML configuration files. Option allow-newer-deps is no longer classified as experimental in documentation. stack sdist and stack upload report the version of Cabal (the library) being used to check packages. Add the stack config build-files command to generate (when applicable) a Cabal file from a package description in the Hpack format and/or a lock file for Stack's project-level configuration, without taking any other build steps. Thanks to all our contributors for this release: Mike Pilgrem Olivier Benz submitted by /u/mpilgrem [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! We are preparing the release of Copilot 4.4. I've added a few issues that we are hoping to address here: https://github.com/Copilot-Language/copilot/discussions/614 Many of those are very simple, but they are great as a first contribution because they'll help understand the process of contributing to Copilot. Hopefully, first contributors can later make bigger contributions if they wish. Feel free to go there and add your name if you'd like to contribute to the next release. Happy Haskelling! submitted by /u/ivanpd [link] [comments]

I've read fun with functional dependencies, fun with type families and fun with phantom types and they all seemed very good and really helped me understand the topics. Is there a collection of those papers and are they all by the same person? Thank you if you know. Are there any others? submitted by /u/Tough_Promise5891 [link] [comments]

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Hello! I am very new to Haskell. My current project is a Discord bot that does simple image manipulation. Through trial, error, and Google, I ended up with the following section (under executable ) in my cabal file: build-depends: base ^>=4.17.1.0, extra, discord-haskell, text, unliftio, dotenv, acid-state, containers, safecopy, mtl, random, http-conduit, bytestring, directory, filepath, JuicyPixels, split, deepseq, parallel, tls == 1.7.0, However, when I add vector to build-depends, the build fails. I tried Googling (and asking ChatGPT) for solutions, but didn't end up with anything that worked. The main things I tried were specifying specific versions for packages and adding the validation package as a dependency. The error message is below: Resolving dependencies... Build pr…

I've been noticing for a while that Emacs's Package Manager displays "incompat" packages in the list. Why does it do that and is there a way for me to tell Package Manager not to display them? submitted by /u/NetCurious_1324 [link] [comments]

Hi, I am a Doom Emacs newbie. I have recently switched to the "consult". I was using following function (originally from: https://www.gtrun.org/custom/config.html#org09dec64) ``` (defvar adq/helm-bm-all-source (helm-build-sync-source "Helm All Bookmarks" :candidates (lambda () (mapcar #'adq/helm-bm-all-format-bookmark (adq/bm-list-all-bookmarks))) :action '(("Switch to buffer" . (lambda (bookmark) (find-file (car bookmark)) (goto-char (cadr bookmark)))))) "Helm source with all the bookmarks.") ``` How do I make the function "consult" compatible? Thank you for your time. submitted by /u/Constant_Try_2065 [link] [comments]

https://github.com/jdtsmith/magit-blame-color-by-age Lately I've been trying to track down bugs by looking at recent nearby changes. magit-blame (C-c g b) is perfect for this. You can visit a problem line and "follow the trail" of relevant commits easily (cool feature: on older file checkouts, you can group by "commits which remove lines" or "last commit containing lines"). But old changes are usually not the problem, so I have often ended up scanning the git-blame chunk header dates by eye. This tiny package enables color-by-age on magit-blame headers, either the full line or just the date portion. This is functionality I've wanted for a long time — in fact, my first contribution to Emacs... a long time ago, was better color scaling for vc-annotate. It does rely on a few magit internals, but is hopefully relatively safe. Update: Added fringe coloring, which works in all magit-blame styles. https://preview.redd.it/zirvso0hkure1.png?width=1116&format=png&auto=webp&s=fb09e502e036b7e9f7afc447da3f20cfe4c2f116 submitted by /u/JDRiverRun [link] [comments]

Hi there, I'm trying to configure a python development environment and I've encountered a problem: - I use pyenv-mode-set to change of enviroment, and whenever I do that, flycheck does not recognize the new env. I tried to clear with flycheck-clear and flycheck-buffer but it didn't work. My configuration looks like: (use-package flycheck :ensure t :defer t :diminish :init (global-flycheck-mode)) (use-package pyenv-mode :ensure t :init (setenv "WORKON_HOME" "~/.pyenv/versions/") :config (pyenv-mode)) When I run flycheck-verify-setup it still using the system env: Syntax checkers for buffer check_data.py in python-mode: First checker to run: python-pylint - may enable: yes - executable: Found at /usr/bin/python3 - configuration file: Not found - `pylint' module: Found at "/usr/lib/python3.13/site-packages/pylint/__init__.py" - next checkers: python-mypy How can I make flycheck recognize/use the new env?? submitted by /u/TechWithGeek [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I have been working on an RSS feed generator in elisp for my blog. This blog looks more like a wiki than a simple "put all your blog posts in the same directory" kind of blog, so I needed a simple, flexible and customizable framework to generate the .rss files. I didn't quite like other solutions such as ox-rss. However, you could say that I did not spend enough time tinkering with them. So I have written tiny-rss which is all the things that I wanted such as categories, reasonable speed, super simple to use while being specific about the content I am generating from. I am not claiming this is better than any other solution, but It works wonderfully for me. Keep in mind that this is my fist ever project in emacs lisp so I may have done silly mistakes because of my incompetence, which I do not hide. I wanted to share this because some other people may be interested in using it, If you have any comments or suggestions please let me know. Moreover, If there are enough people interested I could register this to MELPA. It probably needs some more polishing and documentation before that. https://github.com/San7o/tiny-rss/ Best regards - Giovanni submitted by /u/San7oS_ [link] [comments]

Hello, Do you guys have tips for people who use azerty as layout? Besides switching to qwerty :) From what I can tell, default emacs has a strong focus on the home row. In case of azerty, when I want to copy something, M+w is not really handy. If possible something that doesn't require a specific package. I would like to keep emacs as default as possible. What would you recommend? Thank you submitted by /u/chrisdb1 [link] [comments]

I have (setq scroll-margin 8) (setq scroll-step 4) in my config. This works kind of well for me because I don't like editing too close to the edge of the screen. Without it I found myself pressing C-l regularly. However setting scroll-margin has the annoying side effect that it also acts on mouse clicks. So when I click somewhere near the bottom of the window, it will scroll up immediately. This by itself is confusing. But also it has weird side effects, as sometimes it will select text because the text moves while the button is down. Also when clicking a link like in an info page, the link moves away before Emacs can realize that I want to click it. So I think the most desirable behavior for me would be that the scrolling happens only if I use the keyboard (like editing text or move the cursor). When I click, Emacs should behave as though there is no scroll-margin setting. Is there any way to set it up like this? submitted by /u/empror [link] [comments]

The commandline git is the only git client I've ever used, and I have a reasonable amount of comfort with it. I have a bunch of aliases, and a wrapper that modifies a few built in commands. I manage a template directory which contains some hooks to inject scripts when I clone a project and it will add those scripts into the exclude list so that they're not accidentally staged. To stage changes, I always use git add -p to edit and select hunks into the staging area. If I need to stage an individual line, I edit the smallest hunk that contains it and edit it. Similarly, git stash -p to select the hunks for stash. I have several local branches with wip commits to which I amend to, and then later I edit the commit when I think it is ready to be added into the actual history. I have several lo…

https://fpilluminated.org/deck/257 submitted by /u/philip_schwarz [link] [comments]

Small prototype to process with Spark on Scala commoncrawl and filterout texts for specific language set. https://github.com/ivan-digital/commoncrawl-stream submitted by /u/ivan_digital [link] [comments]

Has anybody looked in to this, I wonder? To facilitate AI interaction with org mode notes? https://www.anthropic.com/news/model-context-protocol submitted by /u/superTuringDevice [link] [comments]

I'd like to view headlines in agenda files where I haven't defined at least one "next" action. I think my spec would be as below. I don't know how to write something like this, can anyone provide a solution or outline an approach? show a sparse tree containing headlines that: have a (not DONE) TODO keyword AND do not have a subheader tagged next and are not tagged "next" submitted by /u/levintennine [link] [comments]

EDIT: Solved. I had overlooked *blush* I had generated a mermaid diagram. Why that is the problem I have no idea. I have a few similar diagrams in my other org files. Nothing fancy, just some timeline charts. The code block produced the image fine. And the file will work for a "while" then it starts crashing. Removing the image link resolves the issue. And recreating the image causes the problem. Thanks to everyone. I'll try to figure out how to report this. Thanks everyone for your help. Sorta at a loss. I am new to Emacs and to orgmode. Been using both for about 6 weeks or so. Very light-weight stuff. I am not a programmer. I use GNU Emacs 29.4. My init.el is very basic. Been building it up slowly over time. About week ago. I created a new org file to do some health tracking, so he…

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https://preview.redd.it/ini3pgwdbire1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=d5e260dd25e3e0ef0efa6e626ea426dbb967d362 https://preview.redd.it/mpizpfwdbire1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=6943efcb1cd78802b4f659cf845e0871be68ed7f why this happening? it higlights function's identifier name correctly but not highlight all fucntion calls, this also happens for field access (ei. buffer.len) it does not highlight field access. First image at line 212 'hash_object_blob' highlighted but in second image, at line 221 'hash.finalize()', finalize part not higlighted. All 2 images have 'describe-char' on second pane, first image has face property but second image does not have face property. Emacs 30.1 and native treesitter, NOT third party treesitter. NOTE: Treesitter mode is active and I can inspect nodes with ˋtreesit-inspect-node-at-pointˋ submitted by /u/Two_and_a_Half_Bit [link] [comments]

The persist-text-scale Emacs package provides persist-text-scale-mode, which ensures that all adjustments made with text-scale-increase and text-scale-decrease are persisted and restored across sessions. As a result, the text size in each buffer remains consistent, even after restarting Emacs. submitted by /u/jamescherti [link] [comments]

I have been revamping my .emacs file and have decided to put my configuration in ~/.emacs.d/init.el. I thought if you do this, emacs would not write to this file. It is putting call to function (custom-set-variables '(package-pselected-packages ...) at the end. Since I am now using "use-package" to load my packages, I don't think I need this. (at least when I delete it and rerun emacs, it doesn't seem to have a problem). any suggestions on how to fix this ? submitted by /u/964racer [link] [comments]

I'm on Debian 12 and using Gnome, along with latest Emacs/org-mode. When I do which emacs it returns /usr/local/bin/emacs which is where install from source put it. Now, I'm using org-brain -- a quasi-graph/org-roam app -- which has a global variable org-brain-path, which gets set either at startup or can be changed with the interactive org-brain-switch-brain. So why does it need this path? When org-brain starts, it grabs all the IDs (in properties drawer) in all the org-brain-path directory's files and builds a huge sexp of all the ID-ed files (and file headings) contained in that directory... So what this means is I can work with only the one "org brain" housed in that directory at a time. If I want to work with another "org-brain," I run the function org-brain-switch-brain interactive w…

There is currently a discussion going on in emacs-bugs https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnu-emacs/2025-03/msg02221.html about the implementation of a unified cursor setting mode that could use specialized hooks or just rely on post-command-hook. I think everyone can benefit from some information about what y'all have on yours. Here's mine when in emacs-lisp-mode (you can report yours from any mode you happen to be in, but if you report from scratch it will be emacs-lisp-mode): (show-paren--delete-context-overlay corfu--auto-post-command jinx--reschedule pulsar--post-command-pulse eldoc-schedule-timer symbol-overlay-post-command jit-lock--antiblink-post-command t) Anyone using pyvenv with the tracked enabled will have that (and that can be slow especially over tramp connections). And there are surely others. P.S. You can get the value in several ways. Go to "*scratch*" and on an empty line type post-command-hook and then press C-u C-x C-e and your value will be pasted into the buffer. Or use the help system C-h v and enter post-command-hook RET. submitted by /u/shipmints [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/8ixo0sypbfre1.png?width=349&format=png&auto=webp&s=277c46ffccbc296307ff9f9c6e692ced0155b792 Hi. I am searching, asking to ChatGPT but I can not find this thing what is it. Why dired shows items in white-green-white-green...... ? What variable I should modify for disable it?Thanks. submitted by /u/lambdacoresw [link] [comments]

Hi I guess this might be connected to font-latex package(?) or font lock mode? so What I want is I want to change /( /) to something really distinguishable character(some character in unicode char?) or make them more stick together or make them slightly smaller in terms of font size. Allso I want to make \begin and \end have smaller font I want inline math and inside of usual equation or align environment have different colors. I guess 3 things should be inside of similar category. If there is anyone who succeed in such customization. Please let me know how to do it. submitted by /u/cremtty [link] [comments]

Using Rust in spacemacs works fine for the most part, except when i edit a dependency in Cargo.toml it will hang until rust-analyzer is done processing. That's fine for small projects, but for a large workspace this becomes a 20 second wait. Is this a bug? Cant it be done in the background? submitted by /u/throwaway490215 [link] [comments]

Hello, I'm curious about the benefits of using early-init.el and init.el instead of the traditional .emacs file for Emacs configuration. What advantages does this approach offer, and what might I be missing out on by sticking with .emacs? Thank you for your insights! submitted by /u/runslack [link] [comments]

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Hey r/orgmode folks! I’ve been tinkering with a workflow to streamline capturing and archiving browser sessions in Org-mode, and I wanted to share an update on my previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/orgmode/s/iKovFwTQKG. That post was about my Chrome extension1, which captures open tabs and saves such sessions in Emacs. Now, I’ve paired it with my Emacs package2, this is my first time ever writing a package, and it hasn’t been thoroughly tested, but I tried to make it feature-rich. Let me know if you run into any issues or bugs! With this combo, you can capture all your open tabs in Org-mode syntax with one click and archive them with titles and local copies right in Emacs. Step 1: Capture with Org-Dex.crx The Chrome extension is super lightweight — just click its icon, name you…

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Are there any serious users of Linear Haskell out there? Are there any interesting projects done in Linear Haskell? The recent "let's bash Anduril" thread got me thinking on this topic; I'm primarily interested in Anduril insofar as it advertises Haskell well, but it's probable that Anduril is using Linear Haskell, given that they are funding Well-Typed and are working on embedded systems (going the NASA-Tesla route of building a Haskell eDSL and using it to produce C would not require funding a major GHC developer). The drawback of this is that Anduril is a security clearance firm, and a lot of the work they do and order would end up being classified and unavailable to the Haskell community at large. On the other hand, Anduril's probable success with Linear Haskell suggests that Linear Haskell is worth looking into and exploiting; for instance, we know that Tsuru Capital in Japan left Haskell likely because of the unsuitability of garbage-collected Haskell for low-latency HFT systems, and a mature and well-developed Linear Haskell ecosystem might have kept them using Haskell. What is the status of Linear Haskell? What efforts are being made to explore and develop (unclassified) Linear Haskell? Are there any major non-classified commercial users of Linear Haskell? submitted by /u/Instrume [link] [comments]

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I am using org-mode to create a PDF through LaTeX. My normal workflow is to keep a big global bib file. Then for each paper I create a child bib file using ebib that can be committed to the paper's repo. The child bib file will always be a subset of the global bib file. I use the #+BIBLIOGRAPHY: ./reference.bib macro in my org file and the resulting tex file gets a \addbibresource{./references.bib} but it also implicitly gets an \addbibresource for my global bib file. How do I stop that? bibtex complains because there are duplicate bib keys (since the global and child bib files contain overlapping entries). The org-cite info file contains: Before adding citations, first set one-or-more bibliographies, either globally with ‘org-cite-global-bibliography’, or locally using one or more "bibliography" keywords. #+bibliography: SomeFile.bib #+bibliography: /some/other/file.json #+bibliography: "/some/file/with spaces/in its name.bib" Org mode uses all the local and global bibliographies combined to search for citation keys. But I don't see any suggestion of a way to turn off this behavior. To me, the most intuitive behavior would be to add the global bib file unless a bib file is explicitly set in the header. submitted by /u/voidee123 [link] [comments]

I want to be able to easily attach images to org files from within the orgzly android app. Being able to do this from my phone feels essential: I take so many photos I want to add to my org journal. I struggle remembering to do it later on my laptop and it becomes this daunting chore. I just want to be able to do it when I take the picture from my phone. Besides abandoning orgzly for Obsidian (which does have this as a feature) solution would have to be: Implementing image upload feature in orgzly Image upload has been heavily requested since 2017 (see: https://github.com/orgzly/orgzly-android/issues/769, https://github.com/orgzly/orgzly-android/issues/1 ). I've thought about it and can think of some design decisions that would need to be made, e.g. - would orgzly have one way that…

Hello everyone, I am a student and i have a Haskell class that i have been not paying attention to since the beginning because of some other (more important) classes to me and my student job. Now i have a homework, but i don't know if it is doable for me, i would appreciate useful pointers to start tackling this homework as well as some Haskell ressources as i am completely lost. Here is the homework : Your objective in this project is to create a function with the type: foldMapParallel :: (Monoid m, Traversable t) => (a -> m) -> t a -> IO m such that foldMapParallel f u operates similarly to foldMap, but with computations distributed as widely as possible (hence the use of IO to accommodate forkIO). To achieve this, you should study and comprehend the MVar type, the Traversable class, and the forkIO function. The assessment will consider the level of parallelism achieved in the resulting function, as well as the inclusion of examples demonstrating its efficiency. You might notice that the Traversable type class limits the potential for parallelism more than desired. To address this, attempt to design a more parallel version tailored to a binary tree, and then define a new type class to substitute for Traversable in our foldMapParallel function. Thank you. submitted by /u/Ok-Way-8559 [link] [comments]

Can anyone suggest me what should I prepare to ace this interview.I’d love to get insights from anyone familiar with their interview process or working in similar roles submitted by /u/Impressive_Yak6297 [link] [comments]

Hi all! I'm excited to share my small project, which was done as a recreational activity. It might be helpful as a beginner-friendly project for people learning the language. It's written in "boring" Haskell without fancy types and magic. I was also using TDD. It was a pleasure to craft this little game. Any feedback is welcome. submitted by /u/imihnevich [link] [comments]

Hey guys, I'm trying to learn how to do FFI in Haskell and while I see people say its so good and there seems to be lots of different helper tools like c2hs, I want to practice writing FFI bindings as low level as possible before using more abstractions. I tried to write a simple binding for the Color type in Raylib's C library: ``` // Color, 4 components, R8G8B8A8 (32bit) typedef struct Color { unsigned char r; // Color red value unsigned char g; // Color green value unsigned char b; // Color blue value unsigned char a; // Color alpha value } Color; ``` Haskell: data CColor = CColor { r :: Word8 , g :: Word8 , b :: Word8 , a :: Word8 } deriving (Show, Eq) instance Storable CColor where sizeOf _ = 4 alignment _ = 1 peek ptr = do r IO () Compiler: Unacceptable argument type in foreign declaration: ‘CColor’ cannot be marshalled in a foreign call • When checking declaration: foreign import capi unsafe "raylib.h ClearBackground" c_ClearBackground :: CColor -> IO () | 42 | foreign import capi unsafe "raylib.h ClearBackground" But this proved harder than it looks, the foreign import ccall rejected my Storable instance I wrote for this type "cannot marshall CColor". I don't see the compiler or lsp complaining about the instance declaration in and of itself but while passing it to foreign C function, looks like I'm doing something wrong. It looks like I'm missing some more pieces and it would be helpful if y'all can point me in the right direction. Thank you. submitted by /u/Complex-Bug7353 [link] [comments]

I saw this theme in a video from Jane Street. Thanks a lot for any tip in the right direction. https://preview.redd.it/541b3w18j9re1.png?width=494&format=png&auto=webp&s=7e825fc43c241f6649450d1794dbb5130c882f9f https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0arFPIQatCU&t=270s submitted by /u/30DVol [link] [comments]

After a great deal of yak shaving (probably another post on that another day) I'm back into the mainline of getting things done. Currently working on project where I do have a virtual environment -- something I don't often deal with up to this point. So I have eglot configured to use pylsp which is pretty nice and that is definitely working at the moment. I figured I might investigate trying to integrate virtual environments into Emacs. Here's where I got stuck. I am not sure how to actually configure this and there's not a lot of direct examples that I've been able to draw upon for either best practices or good configuration. So, hoping someone has trod this path and can offer advice. Here's what I have so far: (use-package pyvenv :ensure t :defer t :commands (python-activate python-w…

I've been searching for instructions/examples for making evil's evil-complete-next (typically bound to C-n) a bit more like the other completions I have configured with vertico (and cape + corfu), i.e. make the list of completions pop up and give me a bit more overview of what the available completions are. I'm assuming it's possible and that it's just my ignorance and poor search skills preventing me from working it out myself. Any and all help is most welcome. submitted by /u/magthe0 [link] [comments]

I’ve seen these two plugins recommended a lot- but I’m kind of confused on what they actually do. It seems like it’s something to do with completion, but I’ve already got a company/vertico/orderless setup, so would Helm or Ivy even be worth adding? Any help is appreciated :] submitted by /u/ever-ella77 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/0i4z7xk8j4re1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=d35cd6f9bfc07ac048c4824c0c16aaefff5b11dd I've been wanting to try Emacs for quite some time now, to see what it's all about and how it compares to Neovim. But doing something like this requires you to invest time to learn and understand how to set it up and how it works. So in this video my good friend Joshua Blais walks me through the process of installing and setting up Emacs on macOS, we also talk about the Emacs philosophy and the differences it has with Neovim Link to the video is here: https://youtu.be/cLa96bUPR_I submitted by /u/linkarzu [link] [comments]

Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a safe, purely functional programming language with a fast, concurrent runtime. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community. Featured A Decision Maker’s Guide to Typed Functional Languages by Evan Czaplicki Why are companies quietly using languages like Elm, OCaml, and Haskell? No development department gets in trouble for going with industry standard languages, but that also means there is sometimes space to gain a considerable advantage over your competetion through language selection. Drawing from notable success stories like Jane Street, Standard Chartered, Corvus, and Vendr, we will evaluate typed functional languages from a business perspective: What are the concrete business advantages gained by the companies us…  ( 3 min )

We have two great talks by two great speakers in person at the next Bay Area Scala Meetup in San Francisco on April 22nd, 2025. Full details and to RSVP here: https://lu.ma/dccyo635 This will not be streamed online. Hope to see everyone there. Do subscribe to our luma group to be informed of future events, announcements and links to any talks we record here: https://lu.ma/scala - we do organize both in person and online events so worth joining! submitted by /u/softiniodotcom [link] [comments]

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hi folks, after a move to macos 4 months ago & an upgrade to emacs30 last week, I am finding that tree-sitter modes don't seem to work because grammars can't be found. ⛔ Warning (treesit): Cannot activate tree-sitter, because language grammar for yaml is unavailable (not-found): dlopen(/Users/pricemat/.emacs.d/tree-sitter/libtree-sitter-yaml.so, 0x0009): tried: '/Users/pricemat/.emacs.d/tree-sitter/libtree-sitter-yaml.so' (no such file), '/System/Volumes/Preboot/Cryptexes/OS/Users/pricemat/.emacs.d/tree-sitter/libtree-sitter-yaml.so' (no such file), '/Users/pricemat/.emacs.d/tree-sitter/libtree-sitter-yaml.so' (no such file), '/Users/pricemat/.config/emacs/tree-sitter/libtree-sitter-yaml.so' (no such file), '/System/Volumes/Preboot/Cryptexes/OS/Users/pricemat/.config/emacs/tree-sitter/libtree-sitter-yaml.so' (no such file), ........ It goes on to search a whole bunch of other locations, but always looks for files of the form libtree-s-tter-[mode].[so|dylib] and sometimes with a suffix. But the grammars installed by tree-sitter-langs are all named [mode].dylib. Copying those language grammars to ~/.config/emacs/tree-sitter and then executing ln -s works ok, but honestly it's not a fantastic solution. Is there a beter one? submitted by /u/titaniumbones [link] [comments]

I'm trying do some elisp profiling, and my first attempt is to profile dumb-jump-go (dumb-jump.el), but when I do M-x profiler-start M-x dumb-jump-go M-x profiler-report my report that's coming up is just empty: 0 - ... 0 Automatic GC profiler-stop (before or after the report) doesn't change anything. I'm running 29.1 on Windows. submitted by /u/steve_b [link] [comments]

I'm currently trying to create a config to work with Clojure LP-style (with >), using org-mode and poly-org (polymode). But things just keep breaking/annoying me - font locking, tangling, buffer names, etc. There's so much problems that polymode seems unworkable. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, since some people report using it successfully. Would like to see how smoothly working configs look like, and plagiarize. submitted by /u/Dead_Earnest [link] [comments]

Have you ever sat down to get ready for a gig, looked at your guitar and thought to yourself: "Why am I not using the worlds most extensible text editor while I practice?" Well I have just the thing: fretboard.el, the guitar fretboard visualization tool for Emacs! fretboard.el lets you see the notes of the guitar in pure text. Immediately upon evaluation of the function (fretboard), you'll be able to recognize where the root note is positioned in relation to the key or chord shape. With just a keystroke, you can cycle through scale signatures, chord tonalities and guitar tunings! fretboard.el is free and open-source. Documentation can be found on the repo. Happy practicing! submitted by /u/skye-f [link] [comments]

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I'm currently studying OAuth2, and one of the things I need to do is redirect the client with a number of query parameters. I thought I could build the URL with req, but I'm not sure how to combine the query parameters and the URL without making a request. After some cursory searching I'm not satisfied with the packages I've seen such as url and uri-bytestring. What libraries or approaches would you recommend? submitted by /u/colonelflounders [link] [comments]

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Hi! I'm doing some AOC while heaving free time at work, and i just noticed that the same function has significance performace improvement when i use applicative style. With standard function composition it take about 1 second to run on data, but with applicative it gives me result immediately. Why is this happening? Here is both functions: sum . map (\el -> maybe 0 (* el) . flip M.lookup (dict r) $ el) $ l sum . map (maybe 0 . (*) flip M.lookup (dict r)) $ l submitted by /u/Tempus_Nemini [link] [comments]

I'm working in some code that uses a lot of typeclasses to represent different aspects of a 'god' type in different functions. There's a good reason for there to be lots of different implementations but this pattern has led to a lot surrounding code that duplicates things around the generic code because the concrete types are unrelated (apart from their instances). Eg they aren't part of a sum type, again I think there are good reasons for that as they enable some shared functionality across parts of the system that have totally different underlying representations and otherwise behave differently but have similar UI requirements in some places. For instance we have a lot of code that deals with a sort of related concept of sandboxes - part of the system can be in a sandbox or not whilst …

Swimming with Ideas This is yet another opportunity to share what you are working on with your friends here on the forum. Add to this discussion by telling us about your zettelkasten journey. Share with us what you're learning. Sharing helps us clarify our goals and visualize our thinking. And sometimes, a conversation sparks a magical moment where we can dive into an idea worth exploring. I'd love to hear more from you. 🫵🏼 Do you want a live one-on-one video chat with me about our adventures in Zettelkasting? Ping me at @Will, and we can schedule a time. Here is my report on why I'm here and my current ZK work themes and ideas: This period has been quiet regarding zettelkasting because of health issues and my "Sketching Sprint." I've been too absorbed in sketching and have not capture…  ( 4 min )

When setting the font in The Archive using the fonts panel, you can open the typography panel. From there, I uncheck ligatures, but unchecking the box doesn't do anything. Under normal circumstances, I wouldn't mind ligatures, but I find them a bit weird when using a monospaced font.  ( 2 min )

New Metals has been released! deduplicate compile requests add exact location for the test failure convert sbt style deps on paste for scala-cli test discovery for TestNG improved automatic imports removed support for Ammonite scripts submitted by /u/tgodzik [link] [comments]

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Hello, I am just beginning my journey with Haskell. My Professor would like me to create a sentence analyzer with Haskell. How would I start going about doing this? I am watching tutorials online as well as reading Graham Hutton's book on Haskell. submitted by /u/Beautiful-Mud4017 [link] [comments]

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I finished interviewing at Anduril for their Haskell EW backend job. I did not get the job (bummer!), but I would like to share the experience here. Going into the interviews I had read other people's stories of interviewing at Anduril, and they helped me, so maybe this post will help others as well. Also, being sad about rejection, I would just like to ramble about the experience somewhere. Just a little info about me, I have been working as a programmer for 11 years. All 11 years have been with functional programming languages, 3 years with Haskell. I am really strong in frontend programming and I consider myself full stack. I saw on their website a UI role and a Haskell backend role. The Haskell role sounded interesting, but it talked a lot about radio signals, signals processing and …

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Hello, guys I have minibuffer completion setup as follows: (use-package minibuffer :defer nil :ensure nil :custom (completion-cycle-threshold 3) (tab-always-indent 'complete) (completion-category-defaults nil) (completion-category-overrides nil) :config (setq completion-styles '(basic partial-completion substring initials flex))) However, I have been trying to add Sublime Text style word-base completion as a source. By this I mean scanning words already present in the buffer and used them as possible completions. And I want this to be seamlessly integrated with the (tab-always-indent 'complete) option. From my research, dabbrev-expand does exactly what I want. If I ask ChatGPT, DeepSeek, or Claude, all three suggest to include dabbrev as a completion-style, modifying the last line of the configuration above to: (setq completion-styles '(basic partial-completion substring initials flex)) However, this does not seem to work. Has anybody been able to achieve a similar setup? submitted by /u/B4D_0M3N [link] [comments]

After an upgrade a few weeks ago of my debian/testing system, when I use emacs and input an accented character such as áéíóú or an utf8 character using C-S-u, such as αβγ, a small popup window appearse with two clickable arrows. I don't understand what are those arrows for. The problem is that it remains in place sometimes obscuring the text I type afterwards. It disappears if I temporarily switch windows. I guess it is not an emacs problem, as it happens also when I type into an xterm, but it does not happen when I type into other terminals such as x-terminal-emulator or into a browser. I currently use the XFCE environment. Has someone else experienced this? Any advice of how to get rid of this nuisance? Any advice on whom to report it? submitted by /u/wlmb [link] [comments]

I have my development environment set up and I can compile the project using cmake. It uses Qt, and when I open the .cpp files in Emacs, it shows errors in the file saying the type name QString, QFile, QDomElement, etc are unknown. I see that it is running `/usr/bin/clangd -j=2 --header-insertion-decorators=0` in the background. I don't understand what is wrong. Update: Issue resolved. submitted by /u/surveypoodle [link] [comments]

I start using Howm and Org-mode in my PMK. Usually note are small and simple, but sometimes I prefer to create big note in Org-mode (e.g. while reading a book). Howm allow to write several headers, but they must start with =. So I can't use some org-mode features like folding, org-metaup, etc. Can I somehow fix it? For example, set up Org-mode so it can recognize "="-symbol like a header. submitted by /u/Mean-Profile-3294 [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, hope this message greets you well. I know Emacs can be a fully operational system and this question is not wheter you use Emacs to code or not but rather on how much took you to figure it out what you need for your everyday usage. Every time I see a Emacs user proficiency I want to be like them. It is amazing on how fast they switch buffers, or how quickly they can navigate text or even set little configs on the run to make the experience better for the mode they are in. So the question here is: How long it took to you feel confortable with Emacs for programming and not only writting? (I've used Emacs for writting and it feels AMAZING) P.S.: This question also arise from the fact that, personally, found difficult to setup somethings that I assumed were easy to do due to maturity of the ecosystem and community (looking at you treesitter and lsp). submitted by /u/Savings-Shallot1771 [link] [comments]

I have this: A * B C D I want this: A * B C D Is it possible? submitted by /u/hellbound171_2 [link] [comments]

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``` ;;; my-org-ast-printer.el --- Simple Org AST printer library -- lexical-binding: t -- ;; Version: 1.1 (Recursive Indentation) ;; Package-Requires: ((emacs "25.1") (org "9.0")) ;;; Commentary: ;; ;; This library provides a function to print the element types of the Org Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) ;; of the current buffer, with indentation to represent the tree structure. ;; ;;; Code: (require 'cl-lib) (defun my-org-ast-element-types-recursive (element indent-level buffer) "Recursively print element types with indentation." (let ((element-type (org-element-type element))) (with-current-buffer buffer (insert (make-string (* indent-level 2) ?\s)) ;; Indent with spaces (insert (symbol-name element-type)) (insert "\n"))) (when (org-element-contents element) (dolist (content (org-element-co…

I'm not sure if there are any org-supertag users here, but I am about to implement an AI suggestion feature which might have some impact on this package: Add LLM suggestion functionality (suggestions for related tags, extracting tags for note blocks, etc.). This feature will utilize Emacs' epc mechanism—though I've seen that many users aren't fond of the Emacs epc mechanism. Or do you have any suggestions for implementing this part of the functionality? submitted by /u/yibie [link] [comments]

How to Do Research with The Archive • Zettelkasten Method My very simple setup: Create entry points to help you do your actual work. Read the full story here  ( 2 min )

Hello! After last week's wonderful session at Scala India, we’re back again with another exciting talk! Join us on 31st March at 8PM IST (2:30PM UTC) for a session by Atul S Khot on "Hidden Gems using Cats in Scala". And also, sessions happening at Scala India are completely in English, so if you want to attend, hop in even if you are not from India! Join Scala India discord server- https://discord.gg/7Z863sSm7f submitted by /u/siddharth_banga [link] [comments]

I recently updated my system & now emacs font seems to be quite larger and well, different. Running describe-face I'm seeing Adwaita Mono-regular is being used. I had never bothered to change the emacs font & just liked it out of the box, but I find this new one horrible. It seems I need to run (global-text-scale-adjust -3) to have the size kinda match the old one. Any idea what font was used before? How to revert to use that one? What might have caused the change in the first place? This https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2233162 btw seems to be related Thanks :) submitted by /u/actondev [link] [comments]

I am using emacs 29 on Gnome Wayland (emacs archlinux package, emacs version gives me GNU Emacs 29.4 (build 1, x86\_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.24.43, cairo version 1.18.2)). One thing that I found annoying was that on startup, it would first start as a smaller window with white background, for maybe half a second, second, and then it would get the options from init.el applied (the theme, full screen, ...). I read how I can set (background . "#000000") in early-init.el, in initial-frame-alist, but that had no effect for me. Other stuff did, like hiding toolbar, menu bar, even maximizing the screen, but not setting the background (or foreground). Actually background and foreground would get set, but only after the half of second of a white background. I had some luck with ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css -> setting window background color to black. That did work. But I didn't like that solution, I would rather that I control this from emacs config and that it is not gtk specific. I ended up setting visibility . nil (found it in the list of frame parameters) in the initial-frame-alist and then explicitly making the frame visible in emacs-startup-hook (in early-init.el): (setq initial-frame-alist '( (visibility . nil) (undecorated . t) (menu-bar-lines . 0) (tool-bar-lines . 0) (fullscreen . maximized) )) (add-hook 'emacs-startup-hook (lambda () (make-frame-visible (selected-frame)))) This does mean that for first two seconds (yes, a bit longer now since it is also waiting for init.el to be executed) there is no window at all, but at least when it appears, it appears as I expect it to be, with everything applied and no flashing / sudden changes. I am writing this both to possibly help somebody else who is trying to solve this, but also in order to learn if there is a better way to handle this, that I missed. Advice is welcome! Thanks submitted by /u/Martinsos [link] [comments]

I've noticed that on export to html of an org buffer (I'm typically exporting to ox-tufte) I'm missing a whole section in the *.html head section. (see below the missing section). However, this does get included on a clean Emacs -Q start. As a result I've got problems with table exporting (won't center items) and maybe also code block color highlighting as well. I've commented out (setq org-html-htmlize-output-type 'css) in my init, but can't seem to get table centering -- and the section below is still missing on export -- either in my ox-tufte export or just plain org file export with only this table in a test org file #+CAPTION: This is a table with lines around and between cells #+ATTR_HTML: :border 2 :rules all :frame border | | | | | $P…

Hi at first I want to say that its not a post to offend, ragebait or anything I love emacs, idea behind it, how it works and the way that its programmed with lisp, so you are able read everything and how its done. BUT I'm 2 years vim/neovim (linux in general), and I got curius to try emacs. Keybindings are not a problem, I can reprogram my brain, but emacs feel slow... I have almost bare bone emacs, only bars disabled and I installed doom-themes. What I mean by "slow" - for example with parenthesis highlighting, after you move your cursor under '(', second one ')' have some delay. Also entire editor in general is taking my cpu up yo heaven. I know its gonna sound hilarious but Emacs takes 3%cpu idle and up to 10 when I just move cursor. Compared to vim... Vim has not even 1% on both idle and usage. It matters for me because I would like my editor to be responsive and I almost use my laptop all the time on battery. (T430 thinkpad) So is there a way to strip something up, or remove some default pkgs? Or am I dumb xd Thanks for your time. submitted by /u/danihek [link] [comments]

Hi, Does anyone know if there's a way to open buffers in a preview window (similar to consult) when I "open matches" in a grep-mode buffer? My search and replace workflow: Search project files using consult-ripgrep. Run embark-export to send the results to a grep-mode buffer. From the grep-mode buffer, I review the matches and make replacements. Here, I often use compilation-display-error to look at matches in their respective buffers. The Problem: This approach results in a lot of buffers being opened, many of which I don't even modify. This clutters my session, leaving me with numerous buffers to close later. Desired Solution: I'd like to have two distinct commands: C- to open the buffer in a read-only preview window without switching focus. RET to open the buffer normally and switch focus to it. Does anyone know if this is possible or if there’s an existing solution for this? submitted by /u/leom4862 [link] [comments]

Today's org-roam update on Melpa broke my org-roam setup, stating my database was generated by a newer org-roam version, and I should upgrade org-roam... The corresponding GitHub issue mentions users could do a C-u M-x org-roam-db-sync to rebuild the database. The issue is closed already (without a fix to the source code) and therefore somewhat hidden. It took me some minutes to figure out how to get org-roam working again, hence this post. submitted by /u/SlowValue [link] [comments]

MOST OF THE SOLUTION: Thanks to /u/cidra_ for the suggestion of using setopt instead of either suggestion. This will only work for Emacs >= 29 as that's when this function was added. It basically sets immediately and sets through customize so it triggers the functions that happen when the variable is set. So, in the end, the only thing I needed was: (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/site-lisp/vhdl-mode-3.39.3/") (autoload 'vhdl-mode "vhdl-mode" "VHDL Mode" t) (setq auto-mode-alist (cons '("\\.vhdl?\\'" . vhdl-mode) auto-mode-alist)) (require 'vhdl-mode) (setopt vhdl-project-alist '(("TMP126 Model" "TMP126 HDL Verification Model" "d:/projects/tmp126_hdl_model/" ("src/") " " (("ModelSim" "-2008 -work \\1" "-f \\1 top_level" nil)) "sim/" "work" "sim/" "Makefile_\\2" ""))) Still a small i…

SOLUTION: Turned out that vertico-mode wasn't being turned on even though there was an after-init-hook set to start it up. Do not know why, but using the original brought it back to working. Perhaps something with the Elpaca deferred loading? ORIGINAL POST: I'm reworking my configuration structure using minimal-emacs and have most things back up and running the way I like save for two features. It used to be if I typed M-x, the minibuffer would expand to about six lines and show the most recent commands used. This was very helpful. I THINK this behavior is due to Vertico, however I've duplicated my original configuration and I have no joy, so not entirely certain it was Vertico that performed this function. Secondly, and this may be related, I CAN hit M-x and then TAB to get a big window of completions. It's asking me to navigate said window with M- and M-. This again is strange behavior because I'm not certain which package is providing this, and it used to simply use C-p C-n for selecting. Using the arrow keys is very awkward for fast selection so I'd like to figure out where these are defined. I did C-h k then M- while in that minibuffer and it seems like it's in a Completion Mode Map. So far so good but nothing in my original or current configuration seems to actually DO anything with that mapping, so I think something is altering it under the hood. Any ideas on these completion/history/selection issues? I'm sure I can get USED to it, but not having to is even better! submitted by /u/remillard [link] [comments]

This has been going on for months - when I press the space bar more than once fast in emacs, I got a . instead of one of the space. I thought it was an issue with my keyboard or my typing and basically ignored it. In the last few weeks I've been realizing that this only happens on emacs, but a moment ago I saw something unusual... I was at the end of this line: return x.data.unwrap_view().data and I hit spacebar twice, very precisely, and the cursor jumped back to the space after return, erased it, and then jumped back to the end and inserted ., resulting in: returnx.data.unwrap_view().data. (I yelped.) My guess is that it's very likely some extension, and I have a bunch. I'm going to go through a binary search of extensions after work today but I'd be curious as if anyone had seen and solved this issue before - or if I'm the first, I'll report back with what I find. submitted by /u/HommeMusical [link] [comments]

Is there any more sensible/organized Emacsy way to organize code like this? Im using SystemCrafters org font trick inside a function that also sets a Modus theme. Idealy, later, I want modeline changes inside the function. (use-package emacs :config (require-theme 'modus-themes) ; \require-theme' is ONLY for the built-in Modus themes` ;; Add all your customizations prior to loading the themes (setq modus-themes-italic-constructs t modus-themes-bold-constructs nil) ;; Maybe define some palette overrides, such as by using our presets (setq modus-themes-common-palette-overrides modus-themes-preset-overrides-cooler) ;; Load the theme of your choice. ;; (load-theme 'modus-vivendi) (define-key global-map (kbd "") #'modus-themes-toggle)) (defun my-emacs-modus () (interactive) (load-theme 'modus-vivendi) (dolist (face '((org-level-1 . 1.2) (org-level-2 . 1.1) (org-level-3 . 1.05) (org-level-4 . 1.0) (org-level-5 . 1.1) (org-level-6 . 1.1) (org-level-7 . 1.1) (org-level-8 . 1.1))) ;; ----- previous value "Ioevka" (set-face-attribute (car face) nil :font "Arial" :weight 'medium :height (cdr face))) ;; ----- becoz we cant decide what we need for org-mode, our org is still ugly (set-face-attribute 'org-level-1 nil :font "Georgia:line-spacing:100" :weight 'medium :height 1.8) (set-face-attribute 'org-level-2 nil :font "Garamond" :weight 'medium :height 1.4) (set-face-attribute 'org-level-3 nil :font "Georgia" :weight 'medium :height 1.2) (set-face-attribute 'org-level-4 nil :font "Georgia" :weight 'medium :height 1.1)) I also have no clue on how to completely clear themes. Coz I will put that inside a function too. The image below, is the org-mode Im using. I quite like it at this moment, but also tolerating it, coz im too busy writing these days. My current org mode look. I like it. But also tolerating it. submitted by /u/Ardie83 [link] [comments]

I updated to v30.1 from v29 yesterday. Since then images (only tested .png) look horrible if they're displayed inside of a document like the dashboard. If I open them with dired they look fine. I am using the gtk3 version but the problem is also happening on the gtk2 build. I've tried searching around for a fix but all search results are mostly about SVG files in the pgtk version. There was a bug a few years ago related to that and it has already been fixed. The image I'm attempting to display in the dashboard is not very large so there should be no scaling going on. Everything was working fine on v29 on the same OS+configuration. I disabled my configuration (launching with -Q) and the problem persists. Anyone have an idea for how to start debugging it? I've also tried disabling my custom theme and loading the default emacs start-up screen. The default image is blurry/badly scaled as well. Fonts and everything else look okay it's just images that are the issue. It looks like it's resizing images for whatever reason. Like someone took a large image and badly descaled it. It's like an old video game with no AA applied. I don't think it's my Xorg configuration because I'm only having this issue within emacs itself. Everything else (Firefox, ranger etc.) is displaying images normally. submitted by /u/UsagiDriver [link] [comments]

A few months ago it became impossible to use GOogle Search as a provider for eww browser because of the Javascript dependency. Has anyone perhaps figured a way around this restriction? Is there perhaps a parameter I can send to Google as part of the URL not to require JS? I tried very hard to like duckduckgo, but it just doesn't fit my needs. Thanks! submitted by /u/NetCurious_1324 [link] [comments]

I have my Emacs set to format on save, but this formats the entire file. Sometimes when I am working on someone else's opensource project, this makes it hard to see just my changes if the whole file is reformatted. Normally in these situations, I enable fundamental-mode to disable formatting. Is there a better way? Update: Issue resolved. submitted by /u/surveypoodle [link] [comments]

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Hey, so I've recently been trying to make my own emacs config from scratch instead of relying on prebuilt distros. All is going well so far, except for the theme. emacsclient on the left, emacs on the right (both using lueven-dark) emacsclient launching with 256 colors So when I launch emacs, or emacsclient in gui mode I get the normal display. But specifically for emacsclient -nw I get the stripped down color pallet. Note: I mainly work in the terminal because for work I spend a lot of time working through ssh. I just appreciate having the consistency. I'm not entirely sure what causes this since I have tried killing and restarting the server and reloading the config, but that doesn't change anything. Does anyone have any idea on what to try from here? I haven't found many anything that works. Just some more information in case it helps: OS: Arch DM: lightdm WM: Bspwm Terminal: Terminator emacs --daemon is launched in the bspwmrc submitted by /u/kisamefishfry [link] [comments]

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Dear Community. I am in need of help for a project I am currently doing. The problem is the following: I have one module "Theory" that acts as an interface, with abstract types and functions. I then have several "Specification" modules which all implement the types and functions from the Theory concretely differently, see this snippet: In Theory: ``` module Theory where newtype State a = State a deriving (Show, Eq, Ord) newtype Action a = Action a deriving (Show, Eq, Ord) reward :: Int -> State a -> Action a -> State a -> Val reward _ _ _ next_x = undefined ``` In Specification: ``` module Specification where data Action = Start | Delay | Unit deriving (Show, Eq, Enum, Ord) data State = DHU | DHC | DLU | DLC | SHU | SHC | SLU | SLC deriving (Show, Eq, Enum, Ord) reward :: Int -> T.State a -> Action -> T.State a -> T.Val reward _ _ _ next_x = if next_x == DHU || next_x == SHU then 1 else 0 ``` The problem? This: Couldn't match expected type ‘T.State a’ with actual type ‘State’ Hence, the problem lies in the fact that State as in Specification and State as in Theory are different types, but I still export functions from Theory which uses the abstract State type, while I need to use my concrete specific types. Is there anything someone can shed a light on that I am not understanding or missing? I basically need a way to correctly implement this, in a way that would make the Theory module act as an abstraction (yet still containing some general computational logic intended to be used across all different Specifications) while leaving the Specification modules concrete and well, specific. Best, A submitted by /u/unstable_existence [link] [comments]

Google-Cloud-Haskell 0.1.0.0 — a lightweight, idiomatic client for interacting with the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Google-Cloud-Haskell is a collection of libraries that wrap GCP’s REST API into a simple and direct Haskell interface. For full documentation and detailed API examples, visit our GitHub repository. It appears that gogol is still in the works. This library intends to be a simpler, lightweight wrapper around GCP’s REST API. I will be adding more features in the near future. In the meantime, if you need any particular service or function in this client SDK, please feel free to raise an issue—I will prioritize integrating those features so that we can keep only the essentials. Do check it out—thanks! Hackage packages: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/google-cloud-storage https://hackage.haskell.org/package/google-cloud-logging https://hackage.haskell.org/package/google-cloud-compute https://hackage.haskell.org/package/google-cloud-common submitted by /u/Worldly_Dish_48 [link] [comments]

I read Graham Hutton's introductory book for Haskell. And did CIS194 course exercises. Then I went on to built JSON Parser. But I want to level up my game. All my Haskell code has been a single Haskell file. All the above course material/code I have written is quite academic/math-yy . I want to read aobut real world haskell (yes please dont recommend that because I have heard that its quite out-dated) I want to make complex CLIs, web servers and actual shit. Please recommend an Intermediate book. For now I have "Parallel & Concurrent Haskell" book in mind to read as I really want to learn how it works, I have 0 idea about it. Thank you for your answers submitted by /u/kichiDsimp [link] [comments]

I'm thinking about using MTL for a small project, I enjoy Haskell, and I was wondering if the effectful library would be better. I don't quite understand it, but I haven't really looked too hard into it. Is it worth looking into or should I learn something else instead like lens? submitted by /u/Tough_Promise5891 [link] [comments]

I noticed no link yet and thought this release deserves a mention. Cats-Effect has moved towards the integrated runtime vision, with the latest released having significant work done to its internal work scheduler. What Cats-Effect is doing is to integrate I/O polling directly into its runtime. This means that Cats-Effect is offering an alternative to Netty and NIO2 for doing I/O, potentially yielding much better performance, at least once the integration with io_uring is ready, and that's pretty close. This release is very exciting for me, many thanks to its contributors. Cats-Effect keeps delivering ❤️ https://github.com/typelevel/cats-effect/releases/tag/v3.6.0 submitted by /u/alexelcu [link] [comments]

Looking for opinions for people who have used these. So this is for a personal side project. I've used Actix and NestJS/FastAPI both professionally and for hobby projects previously. My experience with Scala is Red Book and Scala with Cats as of right now. I was recommended the Gabriel Volpe books and have started looking into them but I still haven't felt the value proposition of FP vs the mental overhead. I like the idea of FP style and the "programs as data" mentality but I feel like the mental overhead of it might not be worth the effort, even writing Rust and getting used tot he borrow checker wasn't as hard as solving some of the problems in the above mentioned books. So my question is more along the lines is if someone can articulate the concrete benefits/drawbacks of using something like the Typelevel stack over the others I haven mentioned. submitted by /u/MonochromeDinosaur [link] [comments]

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Finally, the next major version of Iron is released! 🎉 This release includes many major improvements in areas such as ergonomic or the overall capabilities of the library. Note: some breaking changes were introduced. They should not be blocking neither be hard to fix. See the dedicated page for further information. What is Iron? Iron is a library for refined types in Scala. You can attach predicates (also called "refinements") to types and ensure they pass at compile-time or runtime: val x: Int :| Positive = 5 val y: Int :| Positive = -5 //Compile-time error val z: Either[String, Int :| Positive] = -5.refineEither //Left("...") There are many other features including: - Custom constraints - New zero-cost types - Many integrations with other libraries such as Cats, ZIO, Doobie, Decl…

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Hi, I have been using modus-operandi theme in emacs for work (bright light environment) and modus-vivendi for home (usually at night). I love them, however I’m having a hard time staying consistent with the rest of applications. Ideally I’d like to have a consistent look, do you know if modus theme has been ported to other apps or a similar theme that may look fine paired with modus? Thanks! submitted by /u/pakcjo [link] [comments]

I like to use RSS to combine subs I'm interested in (along with other RSS feeds) into elfeed and quickly view subjects However, when it comes to reading the comments, I don't have a workflow yet that I'm all that satisfied with. I can pop it out with b (elfeed-search-browse-url) to launch my default browser and navigate in there, although I'd much rather throw it over to something in Emacs (reddigg?) and load all comments in there instead. The most ideal might be to have elfeed-show-entry not just load the entry into the *elfeed-entry* buffer but load all the comments as well underneath that. Anyone else use elfeed to browse Reddit? What do you do to read the comments? submitted by /u/AnotherDevArchSecOps [link] [comments]

A tiny convenience thing I made to scratch a long-time itch: wanting to have easier access to more PDF metadata things from Emacs. https://github.com/emacsomancer/pdffontetc/raw/main/images/pdffontetc-screenshot01.png Now, the excellent PDF Tools package for dealing with PDFs in Emacs has a number of related functions in pdf-misc.el, including a PDF metadata function (pdf-misc-display-metadata, usually accessed by the user via I while viewing a PDF), but I always want to know about fonts as well. And Poppler, which PDF Tools uses as part of its backend, includes a command-line utility pdffonts, which can output this information. I just wanted an easy way to get to it in Emacs. Decided the nicest way was to show it in an Org-mode styled table, and decided that ideally one could see this information along with other PDF metadata, so implemented a version of the PDF metadata function which outputs in an Org-ish way that can be easily combined with the font meta output. (And, why not, an optional key on "how to read pdffonts output".) https://github.com/emacsomancer/pdffontetc/raw/main/images/pdffontetc-screenshot02.png I'm not submitting this to MELPA right now because it seems ideal if it could just become part of PDF Tools' pdf-misc.el, and so I've submitted a pull request integrating it there. But, in the meantime, since getting it into PDF Tools (if it happens) might take some time, I've additionally made a standalone version (with notes on how to integrate it into PDF Tools), with instructions about a variety of ways to add it to your init.el (the easiest, if you're on the latest Emacs and don't already use an alternate package manage like Elpaca, is the built-in vc-use-package; see link for details): link: PDF Fonts Etc. package repo https://github.com/emacsomancer/pdffontetc/raw/main/images/pdffontsetc-screenshot03.jpg submitted by /u/emacsomancer [link] [comments]

I had a hard time getting this working so I thought that I would share. I wanted to filter my agenda view by tags and it did not appear to be simple. I tried using filtering by regexp and could not get it working. Finally managed by trial and error and help from chatgpt. emacs-lisp ("w" "Work day report" ((agenda "" ((org-agenda-overriding-header "Today's Work schedule") (org-agenda-skip-function (lambda () (let* ((tags (org-get-tags)) (skip-tags '("@fun" "@personal" "@home"))) (when (cl-intersection tags skip-tags :test #'equal) (org-end-of-subtree t))))) Hope this helps someone. submitted by /u/msoulier [link] [comments]

Can anyone tell me if, and how, I can remove the Type column from the bookmarks list? It's always empty and I don't need it, but I can't find anywhere that tells me how to remove it. Thanks! submitted by /u/taeknibunadur [link] [comments]

tldr; mailing patches around is a 20th century practice and should stay there. Every time I ridicule the email-based emacs development model, I'm reminded, with indignation, the Linux kernel also follows this same time-honored protocol, and how dare I argue with that realest of real ones, LT (the Finn, not the NFL's defensive GOAT). Having been traumatized by undergraduate OS (nachos anyone?), I know nothing about kernel dev and just assumed the linux folk had, over many years, built kit to approximate Github's point-and-click conveniences. TIL from The Pragmatic Engineer Interview of GKH that they haven't. Their patch submission is every bit as ornery and backwards as emacs's, necessarily more so given their much wider scope. The interview is rather rambly and disjointed, and I learned…

Aider supports Amazon Bedrock. I have no problem using it. I'm not clear on how to set aidermacs up in my vanilla Emacs environment ("GNU Emacs 29.4 (build 2, x86_64-w64-mingw32) of 2024-07-05" on Windows 11). I use my profile in my .aws directory instead of environment variables. That seems to throw aidermacs for a loop. A simple aidermacs-change-model ends with a Lisp error ("No prompt found or ‘comint-prompt-regexp’ not set ..."). One problem appeared to be that the aider command line options were not set properly by specifying a value for --model and that --no-show-model-warnings was not set. As a result, aider paused asking the user if they want to see the docs :-(. I fixed that with an .aider.con.yml file. Is there a better place to set those values in aidermacs? Yet, the above error still shows even though I can see that aider has started nicely in its buffer. The function aidermacs-run-comint has set comint-prompt-regexp to the value of aidermacs-prompt-regexp, which is "^[^[:space:][[:space:]]+$". That's appropriate for aider's prompt ("> "). And after the aider process has completely started, everything works so far. So it seems that the utility function comint-redirect-send-command does not wait long enough for the aider command line on start up. How do I make it wait just a bit longer? submitted by /u/mobatreddit [link] [comments]

I am using doom Is there a way to set modes for each of the different source code blocks? I'd like to have my regular programming features incorporated into my code blocks. submitted by /u/a_NULL [link] [comments]

Hello folks, i'm wanna to learn haskell and i'm searching for some books and i found "Effective Haskell". Its a good one? I have around 4 years of exp in programming but i'm a newbie in Fp. submitted by /u/_menneck [link] [comments]

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For the last couple of days I've just been getting 502 Bad Gateway when trying to use Hoogle. submitted by /u/gtf21 [link] [comments]

I’m excited to introduce the ClickHaskell-0.2 release, the final preparation step before the stable 1.0 version This release includes: - Documentation server with simple real-time analytics - Support for thread-safe connection usage - Bug fixes and QA improvements - API changes for easier streaming Check out the full ChangeLog for more details Some stats: 2 years since the initial commit 3 months since the ClickHaskell-0.1 release Documentation visitor stats\ (unique IP addresses, includes bot traffic) ``` ┌───────from─┬─────────to─┬─visitors─┐ │ 2025-02-26 │ 2025-03-23 │ 625 │ └────────────┴────────────┴──────────┘ ``` Support the project by starring it on GitHub ⭐ Open an issue to ask a question or report a bug submitted by /u/DimaKovalev [link] [comments]

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A natural occurrence: I have had to replace my Mac. I have my data from previous Archive. How to I link this with new Archive download? Do I need to buy a new licence? (I am going to junk my previous Mac).  ( 2 min )

There are various tools to help constructing commands, directly in the terminal, like these , but they all fail to keep an overview, like f.ex gptel-aibo does for files/projectiles. Do we have something that helps with a terminal session, to construct commands, interpret errors from those commands and assisting you in achieving your goal?;) I really like the gptel-aibo approach, to have a side buffer that is your assistant to what you see in the other buffer, but I need something like that for the terminal. submitted by /u/alfamadorian [link] [comments]

this is an adaption (with the help of a clueless ai) to the book of neo https://snare.dev/musings/the-book-of-neo The Book of GNU Prologue: Gather, Emacsen! Hark! The GNU-LORD¹ hath descended upon Mount AI² and bestowed upon us these sacred instructions, lest we fall prey to the simplistic editors of lesser enlightenment. For the operating system is not enough³; we must embrace the Church of Emacs. The GNU Commandments Thus speaketh the GNU-LORD: Thou shalt embrace the philosophy of infinite extensibility: "Thou shalt be all things to all people." The $EDITOR is not merely an editor, but a way of life. Do not fall for the lies of minimalism. Thou shalt not use editors other than the holy GNU Emacs; for I the GNU-LORD am a systematic God, and will extend all that exists into my domain. Thou shalt write in Emacs Lisp, for it is the language of enlightenment. Forget not the parentheses, for they are sacred. Thou shalt make full use of the mighty packages. Give org-mode and magit their proper worship. Honor package maintainers with pull requests and documentation. MELPA is thy friend. Beware the temptation of vanilla Emacs. Without packages, thou art but using a lesser vi. Use C-h for help, for knowledge shall set thee free. Thou shalt not succumb to pre-configured distributions⁴, but shall craft thy init.el by hand. Thou shalt learn the ways of the modifier keys, for they are the path to efficiency. Convert the unbelievers with patience, for they know not what they do with their arrow keys. Footnotes The GNU-LORD is Richard Stallman. RMS, if you're reading this, it's just satire. A reference to MIT AI Lab, where Emacs was born. A reference to the GNU system. This refers to Doom Emacs and Spacemacs, though they're actually quite nice. submitted by /u/bruchieOP [link] [comments]

This is my third time in the last 10 years that I am setting up emacs config for visualizing / handling whitespace + highlighting long lines, and this time I feel like I figured out the best one so far, so I wanted to share in case somebody finds it useful! TLDR: - ethan-wspace is awesome - I didn't use whitespace for highlighting long lines, I instead use dedicated column-enforce-mode for that. - I use whitespace only to toggle visualization of whitespaces when I need it. What I was looking for: - Automatic "fixing" of whitespaces -> make sure there are no tabs, remove trailing spaces, ... . - A way to show all the whitespaces in the file, when I am confused about what is the situation with them. - If line is longer than 100 chars, I want the part that overflows to be highlighted. Th…

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When I do dired-do-copy. How do I know when the copying is finished? I do not see anything in the message buffer. submitted by /u/cosmologica101 [link] [comments]

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I'm looking for opinions on org-roam from people that used plain old org for notes extensively before trying org-roam. I've trying to figure out if I'm missing anything by not trying org-roam and it's hard because when I ask org-roam users what they get out of it they tend to reply with stuff that I already know how to do in org: daily notes, capture notes quickly and unobtrusively, searching for notes, linking to other notes. Often it turns out these org-roam users did not use org before org-roam. The exceptions to functionality being available in org that I see mentioned are automatic backlinks and a graphical representation of the link structure. I have no interest in the seeing the link graph, but I'm not sure about automatic backlinks. In what ways do people find them useful? It could also happen that the org-roam features I feel I already have in org (daily notes, capturing, searching and linking) are somehow better in org-roam than in plain org. Fair enough, for example I wasn't completely happy with searching and linking in org by itself, so I now use u/github-alphapapa's excellent org-ql package for those tasks. Could someone who has done these things both in plain org and org-roam describe if and how they are improved in org-roam? Particularly, is capturing in org-roam somehow better than org-capture? Are org-roam dailies better than a datetree? submitted by /u/oantolin [link] [comments]

It's not unusual to see these types of Markdown links in READMEs. I'm wondering how to make this in org-mode. For example, converting [](https://clojars.org/org.clojars.kenhuang/google-analytics) to org-mode, but I haven't found a solution from google. The above markdown will be converted to html like this: html Thanks. submitted by /u/whatacold [link] [comments]

For example, October 3, 2024 to February 6, 2025? submitted by /u/argtri [link] [comments]

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I haven't heard anything from Typeable.io recently, probably due to the war. I'm wondering if anyone knows about their depth of expertise and capability. submitted by /u/Instrume [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone! First some context: I'm a software engineer and have been adopting AI tools in my job over the past few weeks. I work mostly on a big Java project but occasionally work with other languages as well (python, JavaScript...). I tried using Emacs with lsp-mode as my main IDE for the Java project but the performances were too bad and I went back to Intellij for that. I still use Emacs for general text/code editing tasks, notes taking and Git workflows with Magit. Lately we've also been adopting Cursor. It has probably one of the best AI agent I've tried so far but other than that using Cursor has been nothing but a painful experience, so I find myself constantly switching between Emacs, Intellij and Cursor now. That creates a lot of friction and the overall dev experience is not gr…

I have been writing an interactive fiction book lately with a complex passage structure, now comprising 34 unique passages. I recently decided I want to implement an arithmetic explainer feature in the book. It is hard to imagine now, but there was a time when I would have needed to navigate to a passage, with keyboard strokes only naturally, manually edit the logic code, and repeat the process 34 times. Thank goodness for LLMs and—for Emacs/Org Mode authors like myself—gptel. https://reddit.com/link/1jgpgw0/video/bvy6lqlvi3qe1/player https://blog.tendollaradventure.com/writing-my-book-logic/ submitted by /u/AppleNCheeseSandwich [link] [comments]

Hello, A couple of days ago, haskell-mode stopped working for me. Whenever I open a haskell file or an lhs file I get the message lisp nesting exceeds 'max-list-eval-depth' : 10001 All other language modes that I have tried work and so does haskell-ts-mode, the issue seems to specifically be with haskell-mode. Does anyone have an idea about what is causing the issue and how I am supposed to fix it? Thanks submitted by /u/_Owlyy [link] [comments]

Does anybody have a working config with devil-mode and which-key working together on Emacs 30.1? C-c and C-x works with which-key but ,c or ,x does not. The solutions I have tried with Claude.ai have not worked. I looked at this thread but could not work out the solution. Claude recommended: ;; Install which-key (use-package which-key :ensure t :config (which-key-mode 1)) ;; Install and configure Devil mode with better which-key integration (use-package devil :ensure t :after which-key :config ;; Use comma as the Devil mode prefix key (setq devil-key ",") ;; Set Control-comma to toggle Devil mode globally (global-set-key (kbd "C-,") 'global-devil-mode) ;; Add visual indicator (gold cursor) when Devil mode is active (defun devil-mode-update-cursor () "Update cursor color based on Devil …

Or at least changed my Emacs experience... I have been using Emacs for around 30 years now, and only in the last 10 or so have I really embraced it. Before I would try a new package now and then but they were soon abandoned and I would be back to just basic editing and the occasional shell. This changed 10 years ago and Emacs is now part of my daily life and I have dozens of packages installed that I use daily or weekly. I was thinking about why it took me so long to get to this point and I decided the turning point was adding a command completion package to my config (helm in my case). It turned out that what was holding me back was that each new package added meant memorizing new commands and that was overloading my brain. Helm removed that barrier (or at least made it much smaller) and I was able to embrace new functionality without fear. Vaguely remembered commands where suddenly a few mistyped keys away! How about you? Did you tinker with Emacs from the beginning? If not, what was the turning point for you? submitted by /u/weevyl [link] [comments]

Hey folks, I'm trying to build a smooth workflow for reading books in Emacs and taking AI-assisted notes using gptel. Here's what I have in mind: I read EPUBs using nov.el. In other window, I keep an Org file open for notes. I select a passage in nov-mode, then send it to GPT (via gptel) to generate a concise summary or commentary. The AI response is inserted into the Org buffer, ideally keeping the context from previous notes in the same session. My main goal is to maintain a single chat session per book, so that GPT can provide better, more coherent responses by keeping the flow of previous inputs and outputs. The issue I’m facing is that gptel-mode doesn’t work in nov-mode (since it's read-only), so I can’t use it directly there to maintain the conversation. I’m considering using a separate Org buffer to handle the GPT conversation, while just sending selected regions from nov-mode. Does anyone have experience with something like this? Suggestions or improvements welcome! Would love to hear if others are doing similar things, or have found good patterns for AI-assisted note-taking while reading. Thanks! submitted by /u/adm_bartk [link] [comments]

I'm in the process of redoing the whole initialization using the minimal-emacs setup. I am running into an issue with themes and when certain symbols become available. So far, every time I've tried this sort of thing, it keeps telling me that the symbol doesn't exist (or doesn't know what it's pointing at.) (use-package ef-themes :ensure t :demand t) (load-theme 'ef-maris-dark :noconfirm) I thought that :demand made the package immediately available, however this doesn't seem to be the case. The error is actually: Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Unable to find theme file for ‘ef-maris-dark’") error("Unable to find theme file for `%s'" ef-maris-dark) load-theme(ef-maris-dark :noconfirm) I checked in the ~/.emacs.d/elpaca/repos/ directory and indeed ef-maris-dark.el is present, but it's not getting found. I must be doing something wrong, but I'm kind of at a loss as I'm very unused to these more sophisticated methods of package management. (I'm not even certain I was completely doing it right before -- though it worked. I seem to remember having to manually grab theme files from list-packages which then puts the package in a list in custom.el which may make them available earlier in the process? I'm pretty fuzzy about the order of operations here.) Anyway, any help is greatly appreciated! EDIT: I went to elpaca-manager which is nifty and looked at the package logs. ef-themes doesn't show up in the list, but I'm not sure if that's because it didn't get installed/loaded, or if it just didn't require a check to make sure it installed. As noted, it does show up in the repos directory. submitted by /u/remillard [link] [comments]

Hi folks, I want to share my frustration with sub. In my company we have rather big repo with python code something near 70k LOC. Every task I started on this project was ... not very exciting because of Emacs. There was dilemma before me - to use Jedi language server and enjoy acceptable performance without autoimports and typing errors, or use pyright with things mentioned above, but there was a price - everything works terribly slow. Usually I use lsp-mode with lsp-booster (booster is awesome BTW, it is totally unusable without it). I also tried eglot and lsp-proxy with same result. And then I tried neovim with same language server, pyright, and it was so much better! Still stuttering sometimes, but at least it doesn't block the input. Can you share your experience with Emacs and large code bases - do I have some options to improve Emacs performance? I use Emacs 30 on Linux submitted by /u/jumper047 [link] [comments]

Good morning! I hope someone can help me with this. I'm trying to wrap CLI command using transient.el and I'm struggling with getting a repeatable infix command. Maybe I'm understanding documentation wrong, but I understand `:multi-value repeat` to mean that I can specify, e.g., `--env`, multiple times, like in a docker command you can use `docker ... --env FOO=foo --env BAR=BAZ`. This is a minimum workable example, but the `args` are only ever the last thing I entered when I type `-o` in the transient. (transient-define-prefix test-transient () "A dumping ground for my commands" [ ["" ("t" "test" (lambda (args) (interactive (list (transient-args 'test-transient))) (message "args: %S" args))) ("-o" "option" "--option=" :prompt "set option:" :multi-value repeat) ]]) Am I misunderstanding the documentation, or is there something else that I'm missing? I was trying to avoid opening an issue unnecessarily. Thanks in advance submitted by /u/flooose [link] [comments]

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I'll take a real example. I have the following code: (use-package vertico :ensure (vertico :files (:defaults "extensions/*")) :after general :general (:keymaps 'vertico-map "" #'minibuffer-complete ; common prefix )) This is my config but there are other people who would want to use it but not necessarily with my keybindings. I created a post-init.el file that is loaded at the end of init.el where people can write more customisation but this is not working: (with-eval-after-load 'vertico (general-define-key :keymaps 'vertico-map "" 'vertico-directory-enter)) I also tried the following: (use-package vertico :ensure (vertico :files (:defaults "extensions/*")) :after general :init (defvar pokemacs-vertico-post-config-hook nil "Hook that runs after `vertico' is loaded.") :general (:keymaps 'vertico-map "" #'minibuffer-complete ; common prefix ) :config (run-hooks 'pokemacs-vertico-post-config-hook)) with (add-hook 'pokemacs-vertico-post-config-hook (lambda () (message "vertico rebinding") (general-define-key :keymaps 'vertico-map "" 'vertico-directory-enter))) But no. The keybinding remain the same. Is there a way to make sure that I can overwrite keybindings in my post-init.el file or a better way to do what I want? submitted by /u/MonsieurPi [link] [comments]

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Hi Everyone, I am the the author of a markdown language server called mpls. It is a language server for live preview of markdown files in the browser. I have recently added support for sending custom events to the server, and the first one is to update the preview when the editor changes focus. The project README has a section with a configuration example on how to setup DoomEmacs, but configuring Emacs is not my strong suit, and I was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to quality check what I've written. Thanks in advance! Here is the config: ```elisp (after! markdown-mode ;; Auto start (add-hook 'markdown-mode-local-vars-hook #'lsp!)) (after! lsp-mode (defgroup lsp-mpls nil "Settings for the mpls language server client." :group 'lsp-mode :link '(url-link "https://github.com/mhers…

Since it was more complicated than I thought, I wrote a blog post, so that I could refer to it later. It might also help others, so here we are! submitted by /u/Folaefolc [link] [comments]

I'm really surprised by the number of people not recommending Scala in comments on this sub. I find myself having to defend Scala here against lots of comments saying the language is dead or dying. It's not! Scala is still very much maintained, so it its ecosystem. It's still very high in most salary surveys and even if it is indeed less trendy than 10 years ago, there are still many Scala companies. There are several things to rejoice about: The language is very much alive with good features coming regularly. The ecosystem is more mature than ever. We have several battle tested and well maintained ecosystems. Scala 3 is a very neat and consistent language. The tooling is also very good for modern standards. Have you really seen how it is in Python or JS/TS? There are no fights aga…

So i want to learn haskell and build projects with it. so i thought real world haskell book would be good choice but now after looking everywhere people are saying it is outdated i should avoid it so could someone recommend a book similar to real world haskell so i could learn haskell alongside making great projects . submitted by /u/anonusetux [link] [comments]

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Version 0.5.6 (2025-03-20) Added: AI summary generation Added `org-zettel-ref-ai-generate-summary` command for manual summary generation Added `org-zettel-ref-ai-reset` command for resetting AI summary status Added `org-zettel-ref-enable-ai-summary` configuration variable for enabling/disabling AI summary generation Added `org-zettel-ref-ai-backend` configuration variable for selecting AI backend https://i.redd.it/q81quyn100qe1.gif AI Summary Generation Automatic Generation: When opening a new source file, the system will automatically generate a summary (if the feature is enabled) Manual Generation: Run M-x org-zettel-ref-ai-generate-summary in the source file Reset Status: If the summary generation process is interrupted, run =M-x org-zettel-ref-ai-reset= to reset the status Note: Before using, please ensure: gptel is installed and configured org-zettel-ref-enable-ai-summary is set to submitted by /u/yibie [link] [comments]

Is there a version of the collector's fallacy for thinking? Here is an issue I have noticed with myself lately. I enjoy thinking and writing with a paper notebook, but I fear the words and thoughts I am having die within the notebook. Sometimes I will even stop myself from trying to work through an idea and wait until I can sit down within the Archive and do it. It introduces a level of friction that can stop me from making progress. I struggle to do this kind of thinking within the Archive anyway. When I am working through half-baked ideas, I don't know where they fit and what exactly they are relevant to. Sometimes they will come together and can be connected to other notes, but just as frequently I hit a dead end, meaning the idea wasn't meaningful or relevant to any project. Does anyone else struggle with this? Sascha gave an example recently (or at least I thought he did, I can't find it now), where he has a project note that has grown into a large collection of ideas, thoughts, and references. It is only later where he will process it down into atomic notes and a tangible structure. That is helpful and is something that has worked for me in specific instances. I know others also have daily or weekly notes that serve as thinking canvases. I wonder if that serves a similar purpose. It gives you the ability to do unstructured thinking in the moment, but then extract any key ideas that develop.  ( 4 min )

What is your opinion on this? submitted by /u/luigi__rojo [link] [comments]

How can I make the method input type depend on the value passed in the constructor / or some equivalent alternative solution where based on a type/value my class works on other types? ``` class MyDataProcessor(v: DataVersion v) { def process(x: ???)(using ???): Unit } //DataVersion can be an enum or ADT //bonus if the output (instead of Unit) can also vary ``` Example: If passing a v1, i want x to be an Int If passing a v2, i want x to be a Tuple I'm also ok if anyone can point me to some good scala types/ lib design sources. Thanks you submitted by /u/blitzkr1eg [link] [comments]

I have to do an assignment where you're assigned a programming language and you have to research and learn as much as you can in like a month. You're supposed to go into the history and purposes of the language, teach the basics and compare it to the more popular languages and write about how well its liked or disliked. I got assigned with scala and I'm kinda stuck. I don't know which IDE I should get. I tried to run it on VScode and I keep getting errors. I am currently using scastie to mess around with it but I don't know if thats gonna be enough to be honest. We're supposed to submit programs we code while trying to learn too. Its due 28th and I kinda messed up by starting this so late. Any advice would be appreciated! submitted by /u/EcstaticParking7122 [link] [comments]

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I asked a question some time ago and it got flaired with a low-effort tag which I don't think is appropriate for this sub-reddit as it is a very subjective thing and I don't think moderators should be flairing questions on their own with giving a reason for why it is has been flaired as such. I also noticed this earlier thread - Is the locking due to rule violations a little heavy-handed? which goes into something similar. As far as I can see this reddit has generally been a virtually unmoderated sub-reddit with moderators getting involved only when discussions became heated and personal, but other than that anything Emacs has been generally fine and it has never really been a tech support forum like stackoverflow.com. It has generally been a conversational forum with help questions being the bulk of the questions not the other way round, ie a help forum occasionally veering into the non-technical. It should be kept the former. I remember having an earlier with u/github-alphapapa over his stance on "low-effort" where I emphasised that this reddit is not a stackexchange and even added that https://emacs.stackexchange.com has a milder stance on no-effort questions than a lot of technical stackexchanges in general. I also don't agree with the exhortation to use of AIs and LLMs over questions on this forum even if they can be quite helpful because the lessons from AIs are not shared and it doesn't help discover where Emacs users knowledge falls short, regardless of how advanced or novice there are. AI responses can be one track whereas a question on a sub-reddit may result in more options being proffered. The new moderators should simply revert things as they were before u/jsled started moderating. They should only step in when discussions get personal and pointed over issues which are not quite Emacs. submitted by /u/vfclists [link] [comments]

In the current file I have strage changes to non-ascii text: * Gloire Amère 40000 (2022) is shown as * Gloire Am\303\250re 40000 (2022) It seems to be a display issue. And it's very annoying: - pasting shows the right characters - entering new text shows the right characters - copying and pasting from the buffer shows the escaped sequences The solution is to use revert-buffer-with-coding-system. But how did I get there? Why did that happen, as I changed nothing about encoding, or fonts. submitted by /u/MosaicIncaSleds [link] [comments]

hi everybody, I have been experiencing random and semi-random freezing for a couple of years. Emacs simply stops responding. It seems to happen when emacs changes the typesetting of some text. For example, for a while, in org mode, under certain conditions adding a * to bold text will immediately froze emacs. I "addressed" it by changing the theme and removing the red color from 'bold' style. Not ideal, but it fixed a frequent hazzle. THe problem, however, still remains. Sometimes when mu4e is typesetting an email or when I change the style in org of some text, emacs freezes. Is this a bug that others have encountered? I have no idea how to debug this problem. Assuming that I have a use case that exhibits the bug (which I do), how can I find the real bug that creates this problem (instead of a way to avoid it, such as changing my style). This happens in any version of emacs I have tried. I am currently using Emacs 31.0.50, using homebrew emacs-plus@31. But it has been happening since Emacs 29. Thank you for any help. submitted by /u/dm_g [link] [comments]

I recently started losing all of my key bindings in a long running session .When I start emacs all my keybings are as I set them, but after some unknown period of time (on the order of an hour) all my overrides are lost. When I restart emacs I recover the bindings, but the. It just happens again. I am running 30.1 on Ubuntu 24.04 Does anyone know what might be happening or how I might debug this? Thanks Bill submitted by /u/PsychologicalStand30 [link] [comments]

Co-worker has tab-width:8 in all his source files while actually using 2 spaces. This drives my emacs insane always adding 8 spaces. How can I direct my emacs to ignore "tab-width:" in a C++ file? submitted by /u/xorbe [link] [comments]

hello everyone! this is admittedly a rather low-effort discussion post, but i was wondering about how an Emacs keybinding layout that relies only on mnemonic keybindings and does not rely on modifier keys would work. part of that thought made me think of how one would move their cursor to go to the places they wish to go to, without using any of the previous/next-line and backward/forward-character commands bound to C-n, C-b, C-f, C-p on vanillamacs. do you guys know of ways to move your cursor without relying on those commands ? i know that isearch is a wonderful thing, and i heard about avy-jump, but i was curious as to all the other commands that let you do that such as occur. this is really just a fun thought experiment, and perhaps a practical experiment at one point :). hope all's well, cheers! submitted by /u/arni_ca [link] [comments]

I've migrated from VsCode to Emacs for web development using lsp-mode and corfu, with support for JavaScript, TypeScript, JSON, HTML, and CSS. My setup includes yasnippet for snippets, magit for Git integration, and org-mode for note-taking. For navigation and file management, I use vertico and neotree. To optimize performance, I've enabled plists, lsp-booster, adjusted the garbage collection threshold at startup, and use :defer for package loading. With the battery optimizer, startup time ranges from 0.7–0.9 seconds, and when charging, it's under 0.65 seconds. Check it out here: https://github.com/gchape/emacs.d https://preview.redd.it/3wxj3ffultpe1.png?width=2756&format=png&auto=webp&s=d675db657d424c3e7b1c79324e3a5550248ab6c6 [link] [comments]

While I love Haskell as a language, I was always extremely demotivated by the difficult to set-up tooling. Existing solutions to this, such as https://github.com/vzarytovskii/haskell-dev-env were outdated, and were annoying to use because of the long build times. Therefore, I decided to create a (pre-built) devcontainer that contains everything you need to for developing Haskell projects! The main benefit is that is is pre-built, and you no longer need to wait hours for some of the included dependencies to compile. With build times no longer being an issue, the devcontainer also includes some cool features such as a local Hoogle and Hackage server. Please let me know what you think, and if it is missing anything! submitted by /u/xxmarijnw [link] [comments]

Part of a functor series: https://gist.github.com/Icelandjack/cbebf94aea1f324535a831e936ac01f7 I don't know how this affects future plans for records in type syntax but we could enable record-like syntax for type classes with associated types. Let's imagine Cat.Functor, the categorical functor that generalizes Haskell Prelude.Functor. type Cat.Functor :: (s -> t) -> Constraint class Category (Source f) => Category (Target f) => Cat.Functor @s @t f where type Source f :: Cat s type Target f :: Cat t fmap :: Source f a a' -> Target f (f a) (f a') We could treat this like a record definition, and allow the user to specify Cat.Functor { Source = SrcCat, Target = TgtCat } f, this can desugar to the constraint (Cat.Functor f, Source f ~ SrcCat, Target f ~ TgtCat). Then the original Haskell Prelude.Functor functor is now Cat.Functor { Source = Hask, Target = Hask } which is only slightly more verbose than the ..Of-notation: Prelude.Functor = FunctorOf Hask Hask, which can now be defined: type FunctorOf :: Cat s -> Cat t -> (s -> t) -> Constraint type FunctorOf source target = Cat.Functor { Source = source , Target = target } -- -- For partial application: -- class Cat.Functor { Source = source, Target = target } f => FunctorOf source target f -- instance Cat.Functor { Source = source, Target = target } f => FunctorOf source target f submitted by /u/Iceland_jack [link] [comments]

This is the fifth part of introducing into control flow primitives in Я. One of my most advanced writings so far. submitted by /u/iokasimovm [link] [comments]

Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a safe, purely functional programming language with a fast, concurrent runtime. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community. Featured Component Simplicity by Jeremy Bowers One way of looking at a well-structured Haskell program is to see it as a collection of ways of folding the problem space, shaving a bit of dimensionality off here and a bit more there, doing some folds that you really can’t get away with in imperative languages backed by the safety of the strong type system, until eventually your whole program collapses into a handful of lines taking the input and transforming it to the output, each token deeply imbued with exactly the semantics and meaning you need to operate on this domain. Episode 63 – Farhad Meh…  ( 3 min )

I see that org attachments (with inheritance set to on) are bound to the inner-est headline with an ID. If I have a ID set to level 0 and I try to add an attachment in a level 1 headline, it will be either bound to level 1 or to level 0 depending if the former has an already set ID or not. What I'd like, instead, is to always bind attachments to the outer-most level. Is there some user option available or will some function redefinition be needed? submitted by /u/cidra_ [link] [comments]