Gustavo Henrique Montesião de Sousa

It seems that FreeBSD's `mktemp` command doesn't have a `--tmpdir` option. If I understand the man page correctly, it should work as expected without that option: ``` If the -t...

Unfortunately, no. I've replaced line 119 with ``` export tmpdir=$(mktemp -d gdb_kak_XXX) ``` But it's still freezing. And, this time, debug messages are less useful: ``` [dgb][kak] gdb-cmd -gdb-exit ```...

It doesn't. I'm not familiar with `setsid`, but it seems [you can use `daemon` in FreeBSD](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61530570/how-to-daemonise-a-shell-script-in-freebsd-and-macos) to achieve the same results, depending on your usage of course. Unfortunately, I can't...

OK. It seems it's working. Replacing line 119 with ``` export tmpdir=$(mktemp -d gdb_kak_XXX) ``` and the `setsid` program with the `daemon` program does the job on FreeBSD and, probably,...

Hi, @catdevnull ! Yeah, the idea is to have an option you can set to disable that behaviour.

I see... Ok, I agree with you. When this feature finally get an implementation, it won't be the default behaviour.

Hi, @andreyorst ! I use Fennel in some projects and was actually wondering what could be the best way to integrate it with `luar`. I'm open to suggestions. The first...

There's yet another option, using `fennel.eval`: ``` lua lua %{ local fennel = require "fennel" fennel.eval [[ (kak.set-option "buffer" "alingtab" false) ]] } ``` If you think it could be...

OK! I'm gonna take a look at it.

I'd rather prefer to keep it as simple as possible. Additionally, I think it's a good idea to avoid premature optimisations. When you say "reparsing whole fennel", do you mean...