geiser, branch 0.30emacs and scheme talk to each otherhttps://jao.io/cgit/geiser/atom?h=0.302023-12-15T21:48:49Zversion bump and changelog2023-12-15T21:48:49Zjaojao@gnu.org2023-12-15T21:48:49Zurn:sha1:f343592a52da0f947989d07c208a51ad6c972a5eSilence byte-compiler2023-12-15T21:34:19ZJonas Bernoullijonas@bernoul.li2023-12-15T21:29:47Zurn:sha1:9cad7e90a4cdb22b35b01f682fcb8bba641b0a93
`dotimes' has a defect (and a fixme which is over a decade old) that
causes a bogus (though technically correct) warning about VAR being
unused, if RESULT is not omitted but does not use VAR.
Silence byte-compiler2023-12-15T21:34:19ZJonas Bernoullijonas@bernoul.li2023-12-15T21:29:46Zurn:sha1:becd65549a6cb5f1ff22244fc61c6e2d7409028a
In Emacs 30:
lib/geiser/elisp/geiser-compile.el:19:11: Warning:
‘make-network-process´ called without required keyword argument :service
This seems to be a false-positive, but I am not sure.
Use lexical-binding2023-12-15T21:33:58ZJonas Bernoullijonas@bernoul.li2023-12-15T21:29:45Zurn:sha1:b20dd4d77b92197d88d7cf3512fe202581d5c430
Emacs 30.0.50 has started to warn when this variable isn't set,
presumably so that the default can be changed from nil to t in
a few years.
I see no reason not to use lexical-binding.
fix: repl: Make whitespace case more precise2023-11-11T11:49:02ZValentin Herrmannme@valentin-herrmann.de2023-11-11T11:49:02Zurn:sha1:49d12a14482ce9a193c049a5ccdd2fed90b0bdbecss: don't copy CSS over and over2023-10-05T02:17:01Zjaojao@gnu.org2023-10-05T02:17:01Zurn:sha1:172376d5cea32925d87f3f7b745c125038135e69doc: fix for scheme implementation URLs2023-10-05T01:22:48Zjaojao@gnu.org2023-10-05T01:22:48Zurn:sha1:d6818b5792d8d6368929fb63b405828d52471310fix: better error message for symbol not found on M-.2023-10-01T19:32:31Zjaojao@gnu.org2023-10-01T19:32:31Zurn:sha1:58bd510da5d09d9de52f4a6e60882b35445ca17aUse delete-char instead of delete-backward-char.2023-09-23T00:21:39ZAntero Mejrantero@mailbox.org2023-09-22T21:00:52Zurn:sha1:5575975b5a4ff774768f48d6b014d62198b1fe47
The bytecode compiler complains because delete-backward-char is an interactive
function.
Formatting nits2023-09-22T17:09:57Zjaojao@gnu.org2023-09-22T17:09:57Zurn:sha1:6d106be16772e777c5bbb2c22750a344a21ff116