Questions tagged [emacs-lisp-mode]
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How to prevent indentation from depending on identifier length?
I noticed that a lot of Emacs indentation styles cause the indentation of one line to depend on the length of identifiers in the previous line, for example:
void usage(char* name) {
fprintf(...
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Adjusting indenting for lisp if statements
I am learning common lisp and am trying to follow the style guide suggested by lisp-lang.org. In this style guide is an if statement style that I think makes the code more readable:
(if (cond)
(...
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how to generate tags and find mark-whole-buffer definition
I am following the Introduction to Programming in Emacs Lisp tutorial built in in Emacs and have arrived at the Buffer Walk-through section.
In the 4.1 Finding more information the function xref-find-...
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Opening a new empty buffer results in flycheck returning suspicious state error
When I open a new buffer with a .el extension, I get the following error message from flycheck: Suspicious state from syntax checker emacs-lisp: Flycheck checker emacs-lisp returned non-zero exit code ...
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Unexpected indentation in backquoted list starting with comma function call
When I write a backquotedlist that starts with ,( emacs aligns the remaining items to the parenthesis and not to the comma; e.g.:
(defun kb-test1 ()
`(,(hello)
fdefef
,(fefesd)))
(...
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Slow Emacs at editing elisp files
When editing .el files my Emacs is very slow. The larger the file, the worse it behaves, it is especially visible while scrolling or using autocompletion of any kind. It becomes pretty visibly slow at ...
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Please explain the behaviour of this emacs feature. (Lisp Interaction mode, truncate long lines)
Sometimes when a function or variable outputs a very long line, it ends with ...). When the cursor is on that line and I press return, the line gets longer (probably expanded). I guess this is some ...
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Emacs-Lisp mode indentation problem when doc string contains left parenthesis in first column
Usually when I write Lisp code (in an Emacs-Lisp mode buffer), I can press TAB (bound to indent-for-tab-command) to indent code properly. However, if I write a defun with a docstring (longer than one ...
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How to “copy” Scheme or Lisp code from one window to another window in Emacs?
I saw a teacher in iTunes U doing this: have 2 windows open in Emacs, the top is the Scheme (or Lisp) source code, and the bottom is the Scheme interpreter. He seems to press something on the ...
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How to change lisp mode indentation style
I'm not a lisp programmer. But I'm an emacs user, so I use elisp from times to times to do simple scripting. I'm not familiar with lisp style and I'm quite incompatible with it. Default indents ...
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How do I edit code in REPL after saving it in Emacs?
Alright I apologize if this has been asked, but I cannot seem to find this problem through searching. I am trying to figure out how to work on code in Emacs and when I come back open it again to edit ...
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Changing fill-column of elisp docstrings
When I'm writing the docstring for a defun or a defvar, if hit
M-q the paragraph always gets filled to 65 characters, regardless of
the value of
fill-column.
Q. How can I get fill-paragraph to always ...
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Dead keys not working in Emacs-Lisp mode *only*
I've been having a really annoying bug when editing elisp files recently: dead keys do not work, but only when I am in Emacs-Lisp mode. If I type a key that is configured as a dead key (say, '), I get ...
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Why does lisp-interaction-mode exist, and do we ever need it?
Q: Why does lisp-interaction-mode exist, and are there any reasons to use it instead of emacs-lisp-mode?
The manual states that emacs-lisp-mode and lisp-interaction-mode are identical except that the ...
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How to turn off “error” highlighting in emacs-lisp-mode for Emacs 25?
Since the update, a certain style of formatting code is highlighted with font-lock-warning-face:
How do I turn off this behavior?
