rpgoldman
rpgoldman
I have tried advising the functions `sly-stickers--find-and-flash` and `sly-stickers-replay-refresh` to force them to return the cursor to the right location. This does not fix my problem, either, although messages printed...
Thanks for the advice, @joaotavora . Sorry to have so many questions, and many thanks for your patience. I have built up a lot of technical debt in my Emacs...
I couldn't figure out how to get slynk to load slynk-macrostep from ASDF, but I did make this work by (yuck) doing the following on the server: ``` $ cp...
Sorry to be so long getting to this. I did reproduce this on an un-customized emacs. I still see this: The one confound is that I'm using Aquamacs, and maybe...
@joaotavora Sorry to bother you again, but would you just let me know where the cursor is positioned after the completion key for you? Is it in the completion minibuffer...
Thank you, @joaotavora ! I will look and see why that is not happening for me. Seems like you are saying that the `C-n` and `C-p` characters are read in...
I looked further and now I see that the next and previous completion keys seem to work, it's just that for some reason Aquamacs (I think it's Aquamacs!) is rewriting...
For anyone else who encounters this problem, I offer a proposed fix from Win Treese, the Aquamacs maintainer: 1. Aquamacs redefines C-n and C-p to be aquamacs-next-line and aquamacs-previous-line, respectively....
I think [this](https://gist.github.com/rpgoldman/91b1d0b20e09a4b5f27dbf3d395a8217) is another example:
Is the problem as simple as `python` not being in your `PATH`? Or, if `python` is in your path, is there any chance that you aren't sharing your shell environment...