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A bored, enterprising Emacs hacker could totally embed NeoVim in Emacs for the evilest-mode. I wanted to do this a while back, but got stuck because nobody had
by tomjakubowski 9y ago
A bored, enterprising Emacs hacker could totally embed NeoVim in Emacs for the evilest-mode.
I wanted to do this a while back, but got stuck because nobody had yet written a messagepack implementation for Emacs Lisp. And it turned out writing one was too much like work for me to keep up with it.
- justinmk 9y agoThis racket msgpack implementation may be helpful: https://gitlab.com/HiPhish/MsgPack.rkt https://gitlab.com/HiPhish/MsgPack.rkt Though someone got started on elisp as well. https://github.com/kleesc/msgpack.el/blob/master/msgpack.el https://github.com/kleesc/msgpack.el/blob/master/msgpack.el
- pmoriarty 9y agoOne of the advantages of evil is that you can program/extend it in elisp, and evil itself is emacs-aware. I'm not sure to what extent the same would be true of neovim embedded in emacs.