Sorry, I think the attached files were not separated well. Maybe it's better this time!
(require 'corfu) (setq corfu-auto t corfu-auto-prefix 0 corfu-quit-no-match t) (global-corfu-mode) ;; optional: (require 'corfu-doc) (add-to-list 'corfu-mode-hook #'corfu-doc-mode) (require 'geiser-guile) (with-eval-after-load 'geiser-guile (add-to-list 'geiser-guile-load-path "/home/user/path/to/guix/repository"))
(use-modules (gnu) (gnu system) (guix utils)) (ope
2022-11-16 / 11:07 / [email protected]: > Hello, > > when editing a Guix system declaration (system.scm) with GNU Emacs and > Geiser (and corfu.el), can I get completion for Guix specific code? > Right now, I only get completion suggestions based on generic Guile > modules. E.g. completing "(ope" (by pressing C-M-i) does not offer > "(operating-system", but only "(open" etc. from module (guile). Is there > any way to get completion for the Guix-specific code? > > You can reproduce the reported behaviour as follows. > > 1. Save the attached mre.el and mre.scm files somewhere. > 2. Modify the path to the Guix repository inside mre.el. > 3. Make sure you have these packages installed, e.g. with a guix-shell: > > guix shell emacs emacs-corfu emacs-corfu-doc emacs-geiser \ > emacs-geiser-guile guile > > 4. Open that directory in a shell, navigate to the saved files, and > launch Emacs: > > emacs -Q -l mre.el > > 5. In Emacs, open mre.scm, start Geiser with M-x geiser RET, navigate > the cursor to "(opeHERE", and press C-M-i (which runs > completion-at-point). You'll see that it does not suggest > "operating-system". (Even if you have compiled all Guix inside your > local clone of its repository.) > > Kindly > Mekeor > > > (require 'corfu) > (setq > corfu-auto t > corfu-auto-prefix 0 > corfu-quit-no-match t) > (global-corfu-mode) > > ;; optional: > (require 'corfu-doc) > (add-to-list 'corfu-mode-hook #'corfu-doc-mode) > > (require 'geiser-guile) > (with-eval-after-load 'geiser-guile > (add-to-list 'geiser-guile-load-path "/home/user/path/to/guix/repository")) > > (use-modules > (gnu) > (gnu system) > (guix utils)) > > (ope
