Pierre Neidhardt

The main contributors are a bit swamped by high priority tasks. Things should settle down in a month or 2. Sorry :/

Which version of Guix do you have? (Share your `guix describe`) Can you try again on a recent Guix with Nyxt 2.0? This might be a grafting issue which was...

Lots of great ideas here! :) Technically nothing seems to be very difficult, but first we must discuss how we want this to happen in terms of UX. > -...

I believe special syntaxes are used interactively mostly for the following operations: - "starts with" - "does not contain" Anything else? Regexps are actually not very useful for "does not...

> I can see how an interactive interface with consecutive prompt inputs would help learning, but I assume most Nyxt user would rather just use operators to directly type what...

> I was confident this would be doable with :input in the command but an example would be great! Something along these lines (untested): ```lisp (define-command switch-buffer-suffix (&key id (current-is-last-p...

Sorry, I mistyped the example, should obviously be `switch-buffer-suffix`, since `switch-buffer` does not have a `:suffix` keyword argument aindeed.

We could keep the number of keystrokes minimal by auto-inserting Lispy snippets. Example, where `|` is the caret position after insertion. - `(` would insert `(| )` and open a...

About your warning: can you show me the whole code?

You misunderstood, you must `bind` a key to the make-command. `make-command` has no effect as a top-level expression. More specifically, ```lisp (define-key *my-keymap* "C-x C-b" (make-command ...)) ```