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2018-05-10
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bozhidar07:05:10

But yeah - I get what you mean 🙂

hlolli13:05:44

I guess the ticketing system to this repo is his email. He sounded positive about the report, it's not solved yet. Seems bit mysterious what's causing this

(defun test-backward-delete-char (&optional arg)
  (interactive "P")
  (let ((delete-active-region nil))
    (backward-delete-char-untabify +1)))
binding this function to a key will produce this backspace effect, but calling backward-delete-char-untabify with a key or M-x will not make the eldoc go away. As if the function must be called backward-delete-char-untabify or eldoc disappears. Useing call-interactively also doesnt make a difference or funcall.

theeternalpulse16:05:47

Can someone do me a favor and try to package-install spinner if they don't already have it?

theeternalpulse17:05:01

Yeah, It's odd, I can definitely install it from some locations, but not on my home laptop computer

hlolli17:05:07

ah it's here on elpa https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/spinner.html didn't know that something could be on elpa but not melpa.

theeternalpulse17:05:26

mainly through cider, it fails with a signature check

theeternalpulse18:05:52

I'll try switching to stable instead of http://melpa.org, seemed to fix a different cider installation problem on another laptop

hlolli19:05:04

what was the mode again that give you suggestions about available major mode for a given file when you don't have any major mode spcified. Say like .cmake and then emacs would say: hay would you like this mode x for cmake?

bozhidar21:05:56

Prelude does something like this, not sure if there’s a mode/package for this.

bozhidar21:05:07

I planned to extract this from Prelude but I never got to doing so.