Jorgen Schäfer

Hm. You can add `(message "Loading %s" file)` in front of the `(load ...)` line and see if that runs at all, and what file it tries to load.

Hello, and thanks for the question! I am afraid Emacs has very weird behavior when it comes to buffer-local values of `process-environment`, as the inheritance of buffer-local variables to other...

> Hmm.. that is annoying but I guess no way around? Nope. I wish there was. Emacs would need project-local variables as opposed to buffer-local ones to make `process-environment` have...

Wow, nice catch!

This is not supported by default in Elpy. You can use `.dir-locals.el` to specify the virtualenv for `pyvenv-tracking-mode`. Alternatively, you can look at the definition of `pyvenv-tracking-mode` to get some...

Hm. Tricky. Conceptually, I mean. Do you know of something like this in Jasmine or RSpec? I think it would basically boil down to a macro as you describe, though,...

I'd probably just define a helper function to run the test and do different setup/teardown code for each. Having lots of boiler plate code in the test can indicate a...

An active virtualenv is set by an environment variable configuration, which is necessarily process-global. Even if your buffers have nothing to do with Python, they still have an active virtualenv....

> Even if my Gnus buffers have a virtual env, there is no reason for them to show that in modline If you run `M-x run-python` while in your Gnus...

> You view a shell as an analogue of Emacs, and different directories as analogues of buffers. > consider each shell similar to an Emacs buffer, and the Emacs process...