Matus Goljer

The code for `def`, `defp`, `defmodule` and `defimpl` seems to be the same in smartparens, and all of them work except for `defp`. I think it might be coming from...

It probably got broken in this commit 4e3ca735aadc570a5b4b456519000d6048785bf4 . I reverted some changes and made the config load in the legacy mode as well.

The code which is wrapped with `-when-let` or `when ok` shouldn't give any errors because the body won't execute. Where it does, it probably misses the check and there it...

Hmm, to be fair though, the "default" behaviour is fine until you use those special language quotes, right? I wonder if we shouldn't keep it working e.g. in english.

Agreed, I've seen this in quite some projects around where things worked just by accident of naming being "compatible".

You can use `gensym` or `make-symbol`, the end result is the same except `make-symbol` has nicer naming when you macroexpand. `gensym` is actually a wrapper around `make-symbol`. But yea, doesn't...

It works actually in a very simple way: 1. render the paragraph normally but with adjusted witdh (page - offset) 2. insert unstretchable glue whitespace in front of every line....

And to loop over the lines it should be possible to use the output of the `pj--justify` function, that should already contain the best break (or does it not?). Then...

Yea, you asked how TeX does it :D Would it be enough for you for now to have a version of the justify command where you can specify margins (left...

I don't understand how to reproduce this. I type `(` then the text, then I go back then I hit `(` then I hit `)` and the result is what...