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Symbol's function definition is void: s-blank-str? #164

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billbrod opened this issue Dec 6, 2016 · 4 comments
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Symbol's function definition is void: s-blank-str? #164

billbrod opened this issue Dec 6, 2016 · 4 comments

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@billbrod
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billbrod commented Dec 6, 2016

This is probably something trivial that I'm missing, but I just recently updated helm-bibtex and found that, when trying to use bibtex-completion-find-pdf-in-field that I got an error: Symbol's function definition is void: s-blank-str? I found the bit of code and changing it to s-blank? fixed the problem.

I had just used el-get to update all my libraries and just checked the README of s-lib, where it says the function is s-blank?. Why is it s-blank-str? in the helm-bibtex?

@tmalsburg
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I have both functions in the MELPA version of s.el and s-blank has a different meaning than s-blank-str. The former tests whether the string is empty or nil and the latter tests whether the string is nil, empty, or contains only whitespace.

@tmalsburg
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Just checked the GitHub repo of s.el and it includes s-blank-str. Perhaps, you have an outdated version?

@billbrod
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billbrod commented Dec 6, 2016

Whoops, yup that does it. I didn't realize my s.el was being handled by something other than el-get and so hadn't been updated. I fixed that and now it works without a problem, thanks!

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Cool, thanks for the update.

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