Thomas Frössman

I think you might be misunderstaning the `if` form because it is work like this: ``` elisp (if cond then else...) ``` The correct way to have more than one...

Also, many emacs users get any changes at once when they are committed to master because melpa auto packages them http://melpa.org/

You should probably not try to protect from recursive miibuffer calls.. The default value of `enable-recurive-minibuffers` in emacs is `nil`, if a user has it enabled s/he better know how...

ah, I see. thats a good one then.

The shell command `which wakatime` does the same things as the elisp function `(executable-find "wakatime")` . There is also a `file-executable-p` function that does not look in the exec path....

The `wakatime-call` function is really really hard to read in it's current state since it both indented the wrong way and uses line breaks in unconventional ways. But that's not...

MELPA is just a repository for the built in package manager. The error above is form compiling `counsel-gtags.el` which probably is a part of some other package and isn't dependency...

it's a literate programming mode which opens a new buffer with a subset of the original file buffer for editing of a code section.. It probably has some variable one...

Ok.. it does actually present itself as a file-buffer.. evaluating `(buffer-file-name (current-buffer))` inside a `org-edit-special` buffer (`C-c '`) returns `"/home/thomasf/src/dotfiles/notes/org/file.org[*Org Src file.org • dotfiles/notes/org[ example ]*]"` which is based on...

Just omitting an warning message while building that a depednency lacks a specified minimum version is maybe enough? Or even maybe making it an hard error forcing the user to...