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https://github.com/bbatsov/projectile/commit/b90b950eead64b171d528098d186c19804739aa0
@slipset Yeah, at this point I’m thinking a should probably just remove the key altogether and leave it to the users to decide what key want to use.
No problem, I’m just glad I figured out the cause. The fun bit is that the muscle memory is so strong.
I'm looking for a prompt UI similar to:
(ido-completing-read "Press 1 to foobarize, or 2 to quuxify:" `("1" "2"))
But such that when you press 1
, the prompt is done, without needing to hit RET. Anyone heard of something like that?Found it:
(read-char-choice "Press 1 to foobarize, or 2 to quuxify:" (string-to-list "12"))
I managed to get the client-id and the token from the DevTools as the instructions said
Have you looked at https://api.slack.com/custom-integrations/legacy-tokens ?
is there a predefined/idiomatic equivalent of clojure's pr-str
in elisp? I'm looking for the inverse of elisp's read
such that (equal (read (INVERSE-OF-READ '(bar 2 "spam"))) '(bar 2 "spam"))
(defun pr-str (x) (string-trim (with-output-to-string (print x))))
gets me there, but it seems like I missed something builtin
holy crap - for those spacemacs + macOS users out there, make sure you disable the “add period with double-space” option. This has been driving me nuts for months and I had no idea why it was happening.
is there an easy way to install packages and namespace them automatically, perhaps in addition to the functions being spilled into the namespace globally, to also have them aliased with "namespace/<original function name>". Installing something like dash makes me quake because of the global pollution.