Feraidoon Mehri

I have nuked this offending function, and everything works for `^[0-9]+\\s-+`, but `^[0-9]*\\s-*` somehow causes a bug and helm-swoop's buffer doesn't show up at all. ``` (defun helm-swoop-pre-input-optimize ($query) $query)...

@cireu It's an issue. (The `*` should not be quoted.) But I'm giving up on it. Feel free to close the issue.

Perhaps you can use `conda`? It installs gtk3 with this simple command `conda install -c conda-forge gtk3`, and it's crossplatform.

``` ffplay input.mp4 -af "arnndn=m=" ```

I also have this issue. The variable `unicode-fonts--instructions` contains these `\...` symbols. ``` unicode-fonts--instructions is a variable defined in unicode-fonts.el. Value (("fontset-default" (set-fontset-font "fontset-default" nil (font-spec :name "Symbola:" :registry "iso10646-1"))...

I have it in this file `.local/cache/pcache/unicode-fonts`: ``` .local/cache/pcache/unicode-fonts 7: :entries #s(hash-table size 65 test eql rehash-size 1.5 rehash-threshold 0.8125 data (checksum-f:fontset-default-w:ns-h:localhost-e:29.0.50-l:0.4.10 (pcache-entry "pcache-entry-599fe2b2" :timestamp 1669643622.72101 :ttl 7776000 :value "7f0bc2b84f32ccb156aefa6eb2d42164")...

By deleting `~/.emacs.d/.local/cache/pcache/` and restarting emacs, I fixed the issue. I had to do this twice though, the first time the problematic file was just recreated.

Perhaps this package should be installed with the native compilation disabled? (You can mention this in the readme as a warning.)

@Tama47 I actually want to use this for slide images extracted from lecture videos, not anime. Anime4K filters make the slides look better on mpv, and I don't really know...

This problem doesn't seem fixed in the latest versions. Is there a workaround? Trying `someStruct.someField == _` also gives the error `ERROR: LoadError: syntax: all-underscore identifier used as rvalue around...