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Start with the following code and placing the cursor at the same position as described in the linked document above:
defun foobar ()
(let ((x 10)
(y 20)
(z 30))
(foo1 x y z)
(foo2 x z y)
(foo3 y x z)
(foo4 y z x)
(foo5 z x y)
(foo6 z y x)))
Type xu and the result currently is:
(defunfoobar ()
(let ((y 20)
(z 30))
(foo1 x y z)
(foo2 x z y)
(foo3 y x z)
(foo4 y z x)
(foo5 z x y)
(foo6 z y x)))
Notices that the variable x has been left as-is inside the code instead of being replaced by it's previously bound value of 10 as described in the documentation.
I have not yet looked into the code, but is it possible some statements were removed since the original code tested to write the documentation was done?
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Despite this minor problem, this package is great! Thanks!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
pierre-rouleau
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Bug?: lispy-unbind-variable does not replace the unbound variable with its value as described in docs
please ignore
Mar 6, 2021
Start with the following code and placing the cursor at the same position as described in the linked document above:
Type xu and the result currently is:
Notices that the variable
x
has been left as-is inside the code instead of being replaced by it's previously bound value of 10 as described in the documentation.I have not yet looked into the code, but is it possible some statements were removed since the original code tested to write the documentation was done?
--
Despite this minor problem, this package is great! Thanks!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: