Contextual modes for operators.

Thu Aug 16 02:57:00 CEST 2012

Will have a look at eieio, thanks.

Just to be clear: the exact behavior of the modified functions are low
priority.
What I see as the main goal is building a framework for contextual
editing/navigating.
And making it easy for the end-user to extend it.

Check out the repo I posted earlier, it has a lot of nice functionality for
repls.

2012/8/15 Simon Hafner <reactormonk at gmail.com>

> 2012/8/15 Andreas Liljeqvist <bonega at gmail.com>:
> > I am not really familiar with elisp though, what are the equivalence of
> > multimethods as found in clojure for example?
>
> According to #emacs, there is eieio, if I you associate multimethods
> with dynamic dispatch.
>
> > "cW" stopping in the case of structure(parenthesis etc) when in
> lispy-modes.
>
> I'm not sure, this might give some WTF situations. parenthesis
> movement is covered by `%`. But making `%` mode-aware to move between
> e.g. `do` and `end` in ruby-mode would be awesome.
>
> > "gd" Using whatever we have available for definition.
>
> semantic-mode might help here.
>
> > "i" Going to the first available actual input-area. (mostly for repls)
>
> Good idea.
>
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