Ruijie Yu

Thanks for the example. So that rules out rule 1. Can you think of any possibilities that rule 2 is unwanted -- that is, it might be valid code without...

On mobile and can't toggle draft status, but I realized that `x c` and `x i` still suffer from this issue even after the current fix, so I want to...

Please check if #642 fixes the `#space` issue -- it should. It has been recently merged to master. OTOH, what is `.>`? I haven't used clisp for long, and haven't...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't "clisp" just an acronym for common lisp? At least that was my impression because I think "Emacs Lisp" ≈ "elisp" and therefore "Common...

Found the issue. Everything is fine in `lispy--read`, until when we hit the call `(read str)` at the end, which escapes the `.`. I think the solution is to identify...

There are two setups from your description, only one of which triggers the issue you described. # 1 ```console $ emacs -L lispy/master i C-x z => "iz" ``` #...

Can reproduce, but I am not sure how to fix it, not even how to write a regression test for it. This is likely going to sit for a while...

This iteration should fix the immediate problem (and I have some commits coming after for cleaning up unnecessary code). Let me know if it works. The culprit was that `lispy--bounds-dwim`...

Got it. Looks like I misunderstood what `lispy-right` represents.

Does the current iteration work? I wrote some tests incorporating what you have tested so far, and it seems that the tests have passed on my end.