Matus Goljer

One advantage of `:foo` over `'foo` is that they are fontified differently. For about a year now I use a special rule to fontify constants, such as `'foo` so that...

@bbatsov Is this project still alive? Can you assign this to me, I'll add a note somewhere about this. Let's go with the `'force` style, it is used in Emacs...

@bbatsov I have a secret project writing an elisp static analyser kind of thing... so I would eventually like to include these rules as a plugin there. But I'm also...

@gonewest818 I have a completely different approach. What I am doing is reading the forms, parsing the structure and actually running type inference to see what is going on. You...

Awesome, I'm really hyped for this one! I think we could also reuse some parts of this package in the `dired-images` which I haven't really worked on for years but...

Is the `\015` part of the filename `Icon` or is `Icon` a directory with a file called `\015`? That backslash can be causing trouble.

> Otherwise let in functions can go terribly wrong for variables that are declared special in other libraries. The lexical binding of that variables is not visible in functions called...

That implies to me that the user here would be aware of the existence of `a-var` and the let-binding would be deliberate. Is that correct? In that case I agree...

This is something I wanted to write for some time... I'm one of those perverts who enjoy testing :blush: . There's definitely a lot of approaches in elisp and quite...

I did this by customizing every package separately, but the ideal state would be to "enforce" this as a rule upstream, so that package authors default to correct place automatically.