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Macroses. Macrosi? Macros:plural() #4

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eugenpt opened this issue Jul 26, 2021 · 4 comments
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Macroses. Macrosi? Macros:plural() #4

eugenpt opened this issue Jul 26, 2021 · 4 comments

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eugenpt commented Jul 26, 2021

seems fine. And I think I'll go with vim's register usage

But also - I sure like the idea of creating commands on the fly, like in Emacs. Maybe do sth interesting here?

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eugenpt commented Jul 26, 2021

Maybe make a simpler set of functions

Make an easy enough tutorial

And then make command to make commands?

Create commands as separate files, import them on the fly (also adding all necessary 'require's before the command body)

seems .. interesting?

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eugenpt commented Aug 2, 2021

Ok, kinda works now for vim-style macros as simply sequences of strokes (including, to some degree, input to command view)

TODO:

  • really, lua macro$ as commands? (I've decided to use $ for macros:plural. It is chaotic, I know .)

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eugenpt commented Aug 13, 2021

And what about lisp interpreter? That could be fun

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eugenpt commented Aug 13, 2021

But seriously. What about plugins in any language? This already is lua, with basically the speed of C and flexibility of JS, why not take this to the next level?

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