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Hi @alphapapa, thanks again for your reply. This example clarifies my open questions. Let's call the function we pass to :through CHUNK-FN. Because FILTER-FN might indicate it's a process filter...
Hmm, so this is what the Emacs manual says about filter functions [1]. At a minimum it should do what the following `ordinary-insertion-filter` function does: ``` (defun ordinary-insertion-filter (proc string)...
Hi @alphapapa, I pushed a v2 with your suggestions. Please let me know what you think!
Hi @ahyatt and @alphapapa, @ahyatt, have you seen my initial proposal from this week where I used the :stream t flag, and controlled what the THEN function receives via :as...
Hi @alphapapa, thanks for you answer and the code snippet with the var shared across the handlers. That's what I also had in mind, as the solution to get access...
Hi, I totally forgot about this issue and haven't longed for it in the recent years. Either I got used to it, or my tests got faster. I think it...
@bsteuber I think this is still the best default behaviour. I think we should do the same here as clj-http. Note, that you can always, build your own custom HTTP...
Another option would be to use something like this: http://swannodette.github.io/2013/08/31/asynchronous-error-handling https://github.com/alexanderkiel/async-error Any thoughts? @jmlsf @Deraen @jmlsf I don't have time to work on this myself at the moment, so a...
@jmlsf @Deraen Yes, I suggested going with `
@jmlsf I think `