Artur Malabarba
Artur Malabarba
I really like doing this too. It makes code much easier to understand when you don't have to visit every function's documentation to check what all those `t`s stand for....
_Using TOGGLE as the example._ - If you're writing elisp, an argument named `PREFIX` tells you nothing, while an argument named `TOGGLE` says something. - If you're invoking interactively, `PREFIX`...
`pred` and `predicate` are also common
> Hi. Out of curiosity, what language is that, ruby? Yes, the language is ruby (on rails). That's part of a `routes.rb` file defining api routes. A more complete snippet...
> Hm, if it's ruby then the regular slurp should at least work correctly, eventhough you would have to call it multiple times. Yes. It works if I call it...
I've reordered the quotes a bit. > (1) Why prefer spaces to tabs? > Note also that the recommendation of using multiples of 2 spaces conflicts with the recommendation to...
I agree with @dgutov in that you can get into a situation where you need to frequently know another package's version. But my answer to that would be to query...
Hi Vasilij, I agree it would be nice for Gelpa and Marmalade to say that on the frontpage. Even if we have a solution for the problem in 25.1, it's...
FWIW, Gelpa now says `"Since you'll probably want to use your installed packages, it's also recommended that you add (package-initialize) somewhere in your ~/.emacs file."`. > It's only people perpetuating...