In terms of what?
nv-elisp
joined 1 year ago
Po Lu a week ago: less cl-lib please. Po Lu a couple days ago: What do you mean touchscreen.el shouldn't be loaded by default?
lol Not that I think it's a big deal (sorry for using you as an example, Po. I respect the work you're doing, but I'm calling it as I see it). It does highlight how unproductive this type of bikeshedding is, though. That email chain is beyond novel length now and it's still going. Almost makes me hope the "reply-to" button on the site stays broken.
I have never done anything in lisp before
Emacs has a built-in emacs lisp tutorial. That would be a good starting place.
struggle to understand how single quotes signify a function or what ever
Not exactly sure what you mean by that. Again, I recommend the manual, but you can think of quoting as a way to tell the interpreter "don't evaluate this".
e.g.
(prin1 (+ 1 1)) ; (+ 1 1) is evaluated, prints 2
(prin1 '(+ 1 1)) ; prints the literal list (+ 1 1)
There is also backquoting, which I recommend reading up on, too. The syntax and rules are simple, but powerful.
Is this even "viable", or advisable?
Try it out. At worst you'll learn something. Fretting about whether or not to give it a shot is a waste of time. I'm sure you can find previous problems and solutions in a lisp.
Should i be looking at common lisp instead?
Do a few problems in elisp, a few in Common Lisp.
Or would you say that's a pretty dumb idea and i should rather learn it in a different way?
The only foolish idea is to spend time debating about whether or not to try learning something. No one can make that call for you. Try it and see if you like it.
It's unclear what your talking about. Add some detail.
PM as in "project" or "product" manager?
yes
Lol
PM
Bingo!
You're welcome. Glad you got it sorted.
server certificate verification failed. CAfile: none CRLfile: none
So it looks like the SSL cert is not trusted for some reason. That is a networking issue. It can occur for a number of reasons. I would start by searching for the certificate error + "github". e.g.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35821245/github-server-certificate-verification-failed
That's the package info (accessed via M-x elpaca-info ). What does the log say for that package (M-x elpaca-log)?
M-x report-emacs-bug
What evidence do you have for this?
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Properly package that code (sounds like you're most of the way there) and let your package manager handle it.