Emacs

by Lang 2009-12-07 Mon

Emacs-lisp implementations of a few functions from SRFI-1, srfi-1.el. I've also included intersperse, which is useful for string manipulation.

by Lang. 2009-07-17 Fri

An emacs-lisp implementation of SRFI-2, srfi-2.el. and-let* is a combination of and and let, which (optionally) binds the result of each form in the let block. It stops on the first false result, and executes the body only if all the forms are true.

(and-let* ((val (member 'foo '(a b c foo d e)))
           ((listp val))
           (val (car val)))
  val)

If foo was not found in the list, the form would return false rather than raising an error.

by Lang. 2009-10-07 Wed

My version of html-script.el. This code is originally from http://www.dur.ac.uk/p.j.heslin/Software/Emacs/, and is a simplified alternative to the various multi-modes.

Using the region definitions (each a list of starting regexp, ending regexp, and mode symbols) the keystroke (by default F12) will narrow to the region and invoke the first bound function. F12 a second time will widen the buffer and return to HTML mode.

I hacked up the code a bit to exclude the text matched by the starting and ending expressions. js2-mode flags any invalid syntax, and the script tags are certainly that. This seems like a workable solution for mixed javascript, at least until js2-mode can play nicely with multi-modes.