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Today I added some basic builtin help functions to Ermacs. As well the as Emacsey C-h k <key sequence> `describe-key', I have a C-h s <key sequence> `find-source', which takes takes you to the source code that's bound to that key. So if you press a key and it doesn't do what you want, you're only about 1sec away from the source code. I think this is a good feature for an under-development editor :-)

Emacs still has the upper hand though, since it takes a bit more than a keystroke to load new definitions into Ermacs, for now..

Welcome back to the "real world", purcell :-)

I joined in with Language of the Year, where a bunch of people get together with the goal of learning a new programming language (Haskell) during the year. So, today I wrote my first Haskell program. Now I'm hoping someone can show me some nice ways to improve it with fancy Haskell features.

6 Dec 2001 (updated 6 Dec 2001 at 17:15 UTC) »

Decided to make an Advogato account of my very own, after perving in other ones for ages.

I'm presently trying to learn how to hack Linux's TCP stack, which is quite fun, sort of.

Hello mbp, purcell, demoncrat, joearm, mikl, everyone!

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