"Jacob S. Gordon" <[email protected]> writes:
> On 2026-05-22 18:28, Morgan Smith wrote:
>> I started going down the rabbit hole of trying to rewrite it with
>> `seq-reduce' (which seems like a useful function but I've never
>> managed to find a place to use it) but I'm trying to commit to less
>> rabbit holes so I purposefully gave up.
>
> Definitely possible, I’m a big fan of ‘seq-reduce’. The real reason I
> stuck with the more basic functions is because I didn't see other
> ‘seq’ functions in the file, and I don’t know of a good way to look at
> the dependency graph to see if it’s included.
Figuring out the dependency graph is also something I struggle with.
According to the compat info file:
"seq and generics were introduced in 25.1"
"Compat loads the @code{seq} library which is preloaded by default on
Emacs 29."
So I think you can use seq as much as your heart desires.
