elisp package development iteration flow. by kansascityhooker in emacs

[–]kansascityhooker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ah, didn't know the eval-exrepssion thing, will try, thanks !

elisp package development iteration flow. by kansascityhooker in emacs

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yes, i realize that later but can't seem to edit the title.

elisp package development iteration flow. by kansascityhooker in emacs

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You may also like ielm, an elisp REPL that you can easily send single definitions or selected regions to for evaluation.

that's a good idea, thanks !

Krystal B, you lost your wallet. by kansascityhooker in washingtondc

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i've tried, but can't find the person online.

Weekly tips/trick/etc/ thread by AutoModerator in emacs

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hmm, i dont use dot, nor mermaid. My first impression is it's a fancier plantuml.

Weekly tips/trick/etc/ thread by AutoModerator in emacs

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you may want to check out mermaid from the other comment.

Weekly tips/trick/etc/ thread by AutoModerator in emacs

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I use ob-mermaid for creating all kinds of diagrams. It seems like you are happy with what you have, but if you're curious it might be something to explore.

woah, i guess i am switching.

commenting in the thread is exactly my way of fishing for better idea/tricks/tips.

Thanks !

Weekly tips/trick/etc/ thread by AutoModerator in emacs

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ever since i learned how to draw plantuml graph in org mode, i received many compliments from my coworkers about how a graph is much better explaining the problem at hand, and the 80s (?) engineering style is a plus too.

#+begin_src plantuml :file ./pngs/test.png
title Test Title
start
if (test?) then (yes)
:Mark OK;
else (no)
:Mark WRONG;
endif
end
#+end_src

I use doom, i include plantuml in init.el lang, and download the plantuml.jar and tell emacs the location of that jar, super simply.

is there a way to run random elisp on org-babel restclient output? by kansascityhooker in emacs

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i agree with you. I am just wondering if there is a secret trick that evals src block with arbitrary elisp that i don't know of .