Kaushal Modi

Briefly experimented with using `read`, but it did not work as the elisp code being read in contains a `` ` ``, thus giving this error: > bad substitution: no...

An alternative is to use [this trick][1] by @alphapapa as suggested [here][2]. [1]: https://github.com/alphapapa/matrix-client.el/blob/1e118e903a106c164c8610687160c33a90e309c8/matrix-client-standalone.el.sh#L63-L65 [2]: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/cjr9hi/emacscalc_or_ec_is_a_script_that_lets_you_run_the/evh9qk1/

@alphapapa Looks like you need to escape just the `` ` ``, right?

I was referring to: https://github.com/alphapapa/matrix-client.el/blob/1e118e903a106c164c8610687160c33a90e309c8/matrix-client-standalone.el.sh#L76

Not yet: https://github.com/kaushalmodi/eless/tree/support-multiple-files-correctly I had started working in that, but it's not complete yet.

I agree. ~~Closing this issue.~~ In the interim, while we have an ipython lexer with the extra set of ipython-specific keywords, should `ipython` at least syntax highlight using `python` lexer?

Thanks! I will try this out today and let you know. Looking at your example (and I know you said that I need to specify the margin manually), one minor...

I updated ggplotnim from HEAD and I confirm the auto-wrapping and margin option. Thanks! For now, I will start using margin=2 for my plots. But if the auto-margin works out,...

> Now I could change the code such that by adding an aes argument to geom_point the result would be to only use the aes given. I got confused by...

> The final style a point, line etc. will have is thus a combination of mappings and settings. Oops, sorry, I did not realize this distinction. `ggplot` is quite a...