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2021-07-12

  • 21:18 UTC (new) (history) 2021-07-12 Counting business days . . . . mbork A need that I sometimes have is to know how many business days are there in a given month. It is not difficult to code a suitable function, but it is probably worth knowing that you really don’t have to: Emacs has you covered! Well, almost…

2021-07-03

  • 17:10 UTC (new) (history) 2021-07-03 Emacs Lisp book - contents . . . . mbork As you probably know by now, I am writing an intermediate textbook on Emacs Lisp, entitled Hacking your way around in Emacs. Last time I mentioned that I’d like to write something about the contents of the book. So, here it is. (Keep in mind that things may still be subject to some changes, though – the newest of them came to my mind today in the morning!)

2021-06-28

  • 18:03 UTC (new) (history) 2021-06-28 Going to where you were when visiting a file . . . . mbork I don’t close my Emacs very often. Basically, I start it right after I turn my computer on and log in, and usually the only reason for me to close Emacs is when I update the system (given that use Arch Linux, this is actually pretty often, say once every week or two). Usually, after a few days’ worth of work, I have most of files I work on open, and I’m accustomed to just switching to a suitable buffer to continue something at the point I left it a day (or several days) ago. Of course, I lose that information when I close Emacs.

2021-06-21

  • 09:28 UTC (new) (history) 2021-06-21 fx - a terminal JSON viewer . . . . mbork Some time ago I had a need to dig (interactively) into a deeply nested JSON. While I know and use json-navigator, sometimes I’d like to have something similar in the terminal. After a short search, I found fx, which is similar to jq, but has an awesome interactive mode.

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