gitonthescene

FWIW, I've added a simple little script to dump the structure of an org-document as emacs sees it. I used dash installed as a package, so depending on your emacs...

FWIW there is another effort to create an EBNF mentioned [here](https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/2021-04/msg00382.html). I also have put forth a [suggestion](https://orgmode.org/list/[email protected]/T/#t) which might smooth over the adoption of an “official grammar”.

Hmm.. Strangely it looks like I need to use JSONP for this service only to add the service. Once the service is registered that seems not to be required. Note...

Actually, let alone development, simply running a local service shouldn't require setting up local ssh certificates, etc. This app for instance is meant to be run locally to be able...

Sorry. I still think it strange that JSONP is required only for adding the service when not using CORS, but I was wrong about CORS requiring ssh. With [flask-cors](https://flask-cors.readthedocs.io/en/3.0.10/) it...

I'm on a mac and don't know a better way to monitor activity than using top. It looks like you can see where the Python service is doing the fuzzy...

That’s fair enough. That range sounds much more workable. If I see the problem in 3.5 I’ll open a new issue. Feel free to close this one. Thanks for looking...

FWIW, the other idea I had is to move Levenshtein distance from being a feature to being a “data extension”. With that viewpoint, you could imagine it being a “plugin”,...

Just had another simpler idea. Both Levenshtein distance and Word distance can be exposed as functions so that users can call them as they see fit. For instance, you could...

I'm no Clojure wiz, but I got the following to work. It might be nice to expose it as a function, though. Also, it might be nice if the documentation...