Dmitry Gutov
Dmitry Gutov
@kostya Yes, thanks, we're going to evaluate Eye one day. For the time being, though, I'd prefer to spare other people the trouble of figuring out why CPU usage monitoring...
You just need to `(require 'hippie-exp)` before the variable is first used. Or, alternatively, wrap the whole `hippie-expand-try-functions-list` setup in `(eval-after-load 'hippie-exp ...)`.
I think this can be closed now.
You are not reading this right. The sentence "evaluate that code ..." is referring to the code block above it, which you should put in the init file. Doing `M-x...
I have the second `remove-hook` call in init.el, and it works as expected. You can either call `(package-initialize)` above that code, or wrap it in `(eval-after-load 'starter-kit-defuns ...)`.
I think the problem (first half) is that Marmalade still has only version 2.0 of this package. Same thing with starter-kit-ruby.
@ldeck `starter-kit-defuns` is already required from `starter-kit.el`.
Hi! Perhaps rvm gives you a different version of Ruby and/or different version of Irb?
Hmm. So it's not just IRB: `inf-ruby-console-auto` launches a project-specific REPL, which is most likely `rails console`. What if you enter `require 'irb/completion'` in the latter REPL?
> require 'irb/completion' doesn't fail. Does completion start to work after that?