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Tassion wrote:
Hi! Firstly, congratulations on your pages, they are really cool! I'm hoping to get my own space online at some point soon, and yours is an inspiration!
I think I found a typo on your paredit-slurp-and-barf-mnemonics
page. When you explain barfing for the first time, you
write paredit-backward-slurp-sexp when you meant
paredit-backward-barf-sexp.
Also, I think that I found a bug (or feature?) of Paredit.
paredit-delete-char doesn't seem to play well with
the undo command in Emacs. Try typing a
"bcd", then moving the pointer to the point just before the
first double quotes, then run
paredit-delete-char, followed by undo.
I'll report it in case it is useful.
Susam Pal wrote:
Thank you for reporting the typo. I had indeed
written paredit-backward-slurp-sexp when I
meant paredit-backward-barf-sexp. I have fixed it now.
By the way, I could not reproduce any odd behaviour pertaining
to undo after paredit-delete-char. If I
run paredit-delete-char while the point is placed just
before the first double quotation mark, nothing happens since
Paredit cannot delete it without making the double quotation marks
imbalanced. For me, an undo after that does undo the
last edit made before paredit-delete-char.