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Alas, no. I use emacs with ```TERM = xterm-256color```. (This variable is actually used with ```M-x shell or M-x ansi-term```).

Yep, in that REPL I have: ``` # Sys.getenv "TERM";; - : string = "dumb" ``` ( and not ```string = "xterm-256color"``` as in a "classic" OCaml session. ) Pb...

Tests du matin. A la fraîche, pour l'instant. I tried several values (chosen in the list given by the command ```$toe```) for _comint-terminfo-terminal_ (```xterm-256color, screen, screen-256color, linux, ansi``` too). "down.top"...

About your comment: > TBH I stopped using emacs for shells and toplevels a long time ago as I was never able to cope with the fact that emacs really...

It's not so much a search mechanism issue ( zk uses grep for example https://github.com/localauthor/zk/blob/main/zk.el#L342 ) but more a convenience/usability issue. As a basic user (or a lazy one too...)...

Okay, here is a suggestion: zk also has a function zk-search (which defaults to zk-grep - a basic wrapper around 'rgrep') https://github.com/localauthor/zk/blob/main/zk.el#L870 . Could we have an equivalent 'denote-search' function?...

Thanks @prot for your comments. Regarding Denote itself, it is clear that it will never be an independent application with many features. Moreover, by re-reading your excellent manual, I see...

Small experiment: (same configuration except for Tuareg now v3.0.1) Using a very basic init.el (with tuareg, merlin, company, and NOTHING else) I get the same behavior. e.g. with this ugly...

Same error with a dev version of Emacs (27.0.50) ``` Error (bytecomp): Wrong type argument: stringp, :init-value ``` Also, 2 warnings: ``` Warning (bytecomp): Unused lexical variable ‘result’ Warning (bytecomp):...

Only the indentation of the **comments** is wrong. You can try ocp-indent. ``` (use-package ocp-indent :hook (tuareg-mode-hook . ocp-setup-indent)) ```