Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de writes:
Hi Alex,
- use the left/middle mouse button in an X11 session
What's wrong with this? This is what seems the most natural way for me
(in X11, or with GPM in a console window).
There is nothing 'wrong' about it, but it would be nice to be able to
Hi Thorsten,
- use the left/middle mouse button in an X11 session
What's wrong with this? This is what seems the most natural way for me
(in X11, or with GPM in a console window).
There is nothing 'wrong' about it, but it would be nice to be able to
just paste with C-y or C-v like
Hi Alex,
in the newest testing version on 64bit Archlinux PicoLisp terminates
when I call (env) without args. A bug?
,---
| : (env)
| Speicherzugriffsfehler
| $
`---
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cheers,
Thorsten
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Hi Thorsten,
in the newest testing version on 64bit Archlinux PicoLisp terminates
when I call (env) without args. A bug?
Yes, indeed! 'env' crashed when called at the top level (i.e. without
any existing bindings). Same for 'trail' and 'up'. The bug was
introduced recently by a check for debug
Joe Bogner joebog...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Joe,
Great article! Thank you for sharing. I spent a bit of time trying to
figure out how to use 'for' when I started. The article would have
been very helpful then.
thanks, I just added a section to the 'Help' page in the Wiki
Hi List,
when writing the picolisp-wiki-mode for Emacs, I began to understand why
mark-up syntax is usually symmetric, i.e. the end-tag looks like a
180° mapping of the start-tag (e.g. the JSP Scriplet % ... %).
This makes parsing the file and constructing regexp much easier, because
its
On Sat, 24 Nov 2012 17:29:13 +0100
Thorsten Jolitz tjol...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi List,
when writing the picolisp-wiki-mode for Emacs, I began to understand
why mark-up syntax is usually symmetric, i.e. the end-tag looks like a
180° mapping of the start-tag (e.g. the JSP Scriplet % ...
José Romero j...@2.71828.com.ar writes:
It's not an improvement, and not worth it, imo. The current wiki syntax
is pretty much a lightweight variant of TeX, Emacs can fontify TeX just
fine, so the issue is in the emacs mode, not the syntax.
It does look pretty ugly, I agree, and I wasn't sure
An important common feature of wikis is the ability to see recent changes.
I briefly looked and didn't see it on the picolisp wiki. Did I miss it?
If not, would it be much to add? I can attempt a patch or will gladly
defer
to someone else.
Just a thought. Thanks!
I've been missing that
