Antti Korpi

Thanks—I'll have a look tomorrow. I really should put together a script that tests [all packages on npm tagged eslisp-macro](https://www.npmjs.com/browse/keyword/eslisp-macro) against current eslisp HEAD before I publish.

I merged your PRs https://github.com/anko/eslisp-camelify/pull/4 and https://github.com/anko/eslisp-propertify/pull/4, and released corresponding `[email protected]` and `[email protected]` with them. Thanks for your help! :sparkles: I'll leave this open for now, while I check how...

Not yet. I've been targeting ES5 only so far, because the [estree spec](https://github.com/estree/estree) and related tooling are still catching up with ES6 (e.g. estools/esvalid#7). So if it existed, it would...

Perhaps we should altogether move to target [Babel's AST spec](https://github.com/babel/babel/blob/master/doc/ast/spec.md)? Pros: - Much easier to use experimental features. - Can use other stuff in Babel's ecosystem, though I'm not familiar...

@11111000000 #41 _isn't_ merged, and so the macros that eslisp comes with don't support ES6 yet. The current approach in #41 still introduces ambiguity, as outlined in the description of...

@vendethiel What do you mean by incompatible binaries? Is “LS” [LiveScript](http://livescript.net/)?

I'd prefer merging the builds-on-Windows feature all at once, since it's only really a feature when it's all together. Until then, this just slightly harms readability on other platforms. Created...

Thanks for reporting. :sparkles: I read up a little bit. Both `strtok_r` and `sigaction` are POSIX extensions, which would explain these errors. GCC on Nix must have them available too,...

I added a screenshot of the example output instead. It's ugly, but explains the functionality much more clearly. I use [i3wm](https://i3wm.org/).

It's doable, but tricky. Braindump: While GTK has a "keep above" flag ([that I'm using here](https://github.com/anko/hudkit/blob/e7b97dac9cf46304851a50d3e181691a1b24ec88/main.c#L727)), it has no "keep below" flag, because exactly how to distinguish the set of...