Apologies for the extended delay in getting out a new release of Edit with Emacs. Real life has been doing a good job keeping me busy that spare hacking time is in short supply. A number of people have submitted pull requests and I’ve also done a bit of clean-up on the code. The JavaScript …
I haven’t really had much time for hacking at home unless programming my daughters wetware counts. However a few enterprising users have been sending me in some pull requests that fix a few minor bugs that slipped through the extensive pre-release testing I did for v1.10 so I thought it was worth pushing out a …
I received a bunch of feedback and patches from my last announcement but I think all the outstanding bugs are now squashed. The edit-server.el has seen some love to make it more idiomatically correct for elisp. The main change is new code to handle editable DIV tags beloved of such sites as Google+ (which you …
I’ve been doing a bunch of house-keeping on Edit with Emacs recently in preparation for a new release. I can only apologise to those people who have submitted patches and merge requests for my tardiness. I’m afraid Real Life tm has been taking precedence. As regular readers of the non-emacs sections of my blog will …
I thought I might just mention the current state of the development for Edit with Emacs. A number of useful contributions have come in but I want to be able the “incremental edit” feature in the elisp edit server. I had a go but got stuck (marvel at hack in progress). So if anyone fancies …