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It's true that you MUST learn Elisp to use Emacs effectively. That said, the thing with Lisp is it's a pretty simple language, and once you know one Lisp diale
by lottin 9y ago
It's true that you MUST learn Elisp to use Emacs effectively. That said, the thing with Lisp is it's a pretty simple language, and once you know one Lisp dialect learning another one isn't a big deal. As far as Elisp is concerned, you don't need to learn a vast library either. Most of the time you'll be setting variables, hooks and occasionally writing some small function.
- geokon 9y agoright, that's very true - it's in a lot of ways just a mental block. Though it's not likely, I still want to keep the option to reuse my code in a different context and a DSL precludes that