2010/7/7 miner :
> [...] This also makes it convenient to type and expression and evaluate
> it immediately without having to move the cursor.
Now that's something to consider, indeed ... this makes sense ...
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Many years of Emacs have trained me to expect evaluation of the form
before the cursor. For example, with | standing for the cursor
position:
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(+ 3 4)|
(* 2 3)
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I expect to evaluate (+ 3 4). Often I put my cursor right after an
expression just so I can execute it. Again, that's ho
2010/7/7 miner :
> First, thanks for your work. I appreciate it. Now some comments:
>
> "Select top level s-expression" and "evaluate current selection or top-
> level s-expression" should act on the sexp in front of the cursor,
> especially if the cursor is at the end of an sexp.
By "in front",
First, thanks for your work. I appreciate it. Now some comments:
"Select top level s-expression" and "evaluate current selection or top-
level s-expression" should act on the sexp in front of the cursor,
especially if the cursor is at the end of an sexp. When I tried it, I
was getting the next
2010/7/7 Brian Goslinga :
> Indentation in default structural mode would be nice.
>
> The behavior for ), ], and } from strict structural mode should be
> moved into default mode; without it, I have to do a lot of deleting
> extra characters or manually move the cursor around, which makes
> default
Indentation in default structural mode would be nice.
The behavior for ), ], and } from strict structural mode should be
moved into default mode; without it, I have to do a lot of deleting
extra characters or manually move the cursor around, which makes
default mode almost unusable.
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Hi,
Since some discussions related to counterclockwise have started on
this ml, I thought it would be best to report status related to these
discussions here.
I've implemented most of what have been discussed in version 0.0.59.RC2.
The precise list of fixed issues/enhancements can be consulted h
