Alexey Melnichuk

you also should point to lua header path Also nmake has different syntaksis other than gnu make

Now lfs works with single bytes encodings. It works for me with cp1251 without any problem. So I am not sure that it is good change default behavior

On Windows I get `C`. But Win API has `GetACP` function. I am not sure eather `_findfirst` depend on c locale. E.g. to detect current locale I use such code...

But this breakes code which works with my russian file names as single byte. E.g. I use string patterns to match file names. And this is will not work for...

>Or, I can add "packages" folder itself to the path, so if you're loading package files as require "package.file", then it should just work out of the box. I think...

I just add a new `HotKeys` module that allows to use chained hot keys ```Lua local HotKeys = package_require 'snippets.hot_keys' local Package = {} Package.onRegister = function(package) HotKeys:add(package, { 'Ctrl-M'},...

Windows uses utf16 to unicode API. And if you use unicode then you can use path names longer than MAX_PATH This is related link https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247(v=vs.85).aspx#maxpath

If `lcurl.so` Is part of [Lua-cURLv3](https://github.com/Lua-cURL/Lua-cURLv3) then LuaSocket has no relation to it. May be you build Lua-cURLv3 with Lua 5.1 header files for Lua 5.2.

You can try my port from ruSciTE project [smartbraces](https://github.com/moteus/zbs-package/blob/master/zbstudio/packages/smartbraces.lua). This plugin requires my other plugin - [onchar](https://github.com/moteus/zbs-package/blob/master/zbstudio/packages/onchar.lua)

I still not sure how to answer to these questins 1. How to detect that chain is failed? Currently I detect * hit escape key * timeout for 5 second...