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I tried using it but got stuck on having to learn Lisp to understand my config file.

• revscat 6y ago
  Apparently all the cool kids are using neovim + Lua these days. Lisp turned me off of emacs years ago as well. Recently I started digging into Neovim and have found Lua much easier to parse/internalize than Lisp, and kind of a joy to work with.
  • j4yav 6y ago
    Great, I am at least halfway on the right track since I am using neovim. I know Lua a bit, I actually didn’t realize it was integrated.
• fao_ 6y ago
  I'm not sure what's difficult about (map! :n "ff" #'save-buffer) ; Save (map! :n "fq" #'kill-current-buffer) ; Quit a buffer or (defun my/org-buffer-check () "Check that we are in org-directory, and the buffer name is in that directory" (and (string= org-directory default-directory) (seq-contains (directory-files org-directory nil) (buffer-name) 'string=))) the latter being easily represented as: function my/org-buffer-check() return string=(org-directory, default-directory) and seq-contains(directory-files(org-directory, nil), buffer-name(), &string=) end (seq-contains looks through the sequence returned by directory-files, for the result of buffer-name(), and compares them using the string equality function)
  • j4yav 6y ago
    Sorry but that is not clear or obvious at all to me.
    • mousepilot 6y ago
      I understand the "!", I use it when it fails the first time and I'm trying to hint that I really really want it to work.