Hi Erik,
> This is great, much cleaner. I've moved my key maps to 'viprc' now and
> updated
> the 'vi' function:
>...
> Simple and effective, works perfectly!
Great! I released it :)
☺/ A!ex
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Hi Alex,
> Great! I released it :)
>
Thanks!
Now, no lisp editor is complete without an implementation of "Rainbow
Parens":
https://gist.github.com/erdg/9b9499dc53e8dbbf1ef0a7a574318d02
They change color every time the screen is redrawn. It caught me by
surprise, I
don't think I've ever
Hi Erik,
> Now, no lisp editor is complete without an implementation of "Rainbow
> Parens":
>
> https://gist.github.com/erdg/9b9499dc53e8dbbf1ef0a7a574318d02
>
> They change color every time the screen is redrawn. It caught me by
> surprise, I
> don't think I've ever laughed so hard while
Hi Alex,
What is the best way to reload 'viprc' while vip is running?
With a simple
(load "~/.pil/viprc")
the changes do not take effect.
Instead, I've been reloading '@lib/vip.l' (which then loads 'viprc'). This
works, but it seems there is a weird bug... any time the ':e' command is
Hi Alex,
The file must be loaded in 'vip' namespace to have the right context:
>
>(symbols '(vip pico)
> (load "~/.pil/viprc") )
>
symbols - one of my blindspots! Thank you
Hi Erik,
> What is the best way to reload 'viprc' while vip is running?
>
> With a simple
>
> (load "~/.pil/viprc")
>
> the changes do not take effect.
The file must be loaded in 'vip' namespace to have the right context:
(symbols '(vip pico)
(load "~/.pil/viprc") )
☺/ A!ex
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