Matus Goljer

I've tried hacking on that and got it to parse `class` as attribute but then the quoted value afterwards did not. It's quite a mess :/

@zonuexe Thanks for looking into this. I've realized now I don't have the latest version of `php-mode` running. I will try to upgrade everything and test with bare Emacs to...

So I've tested this in `emacs -nw -q` loading `php-mode` 1.18.3 (same as I use in my "production" emacs) and it indents as on your video. So probably I'm misconfiguring...

I second @davidtedfordholt, having all the data "in-line" is very nice to work with, even if less memory efficient (maybe?). The format OP proposes can be then easily derived using...

This will be extremly useful for generating prediction intervals using simulation as described here https://otexts.com/fpp3/aggregates.html How would you judge the difficulty of implementing this?

I went over the `tscount` paper and it looks very interesting for my application (demand planning for quite sporadically sold inventory - luxury perfumes and such). I'll try it outside...

I quite like the syntax we use in dash docs: (sexp) ;; => result You can easily split on the comment token, then `read` the result as a regular sexp....

When I install your project to a typescript project, there is no typing. The code installed from npm is javascript only, so the type declarations are missing.

I think the idea here was to clear the shell. What shell are you using? Anyway I don't think there's any harm done if you remove it. It should work...

@justmytwospence you can use `eyebrowse` package and use a convention to always put your ansi-term on first workspace. Then just write a very simple "toggle current1" function. I've been using...