Please read that issue and post a reply to it with the version of Emacs you’re using and the backtrace. And please test the branch in the comment that may fix the problem. As you can see, it’s been several months since anyone provided feedback, so the fix may already be available, but it needs user confirmation.
Yes, but all those parts that I don’t use have cooties! ;)
This sounds very useful. Can it or its functionality be upstreamed?
https://github.com/alphapapa/burly.el: Expressly designed to solve this problem. Use with tab-bar-mode and burly-tabs-mode.
See also: https://github.com/alphapapa/bufler.el with bufler-workspace commands.
Is it just me or have there been a lot of posts lately from accounts with overall negative comment karma.
It might seem like a subtle improvement to you but I really think it actually achieves the goal of making it so that you can kind of get the structure of the code just from glancing at the colors.
Structure, from colors. I don’t know, I have never tried to infer structure from colors in the code.
This is what prism.el provides: color reflects logical depth, which signifies the primary aspect of structure. IMHO it is generally more useful than making function names stand out (their position makes them stand out anyway), variable declarations a certain color (though helpful, I don’t need to see that constantly), etc. A well-written piece of code communicates a lot by its shape, which logical colorization helps to reveal.
I didn’t say it would be easy. ;)
I guess you should try Commercial Emacs, then.
can someone help or give me some YT videos to watch to have a good idea about emacs ?
I hesitate to be the curmudgeon here, but if you can’t–or won’t–bother to visit youtube.com and type “emacs” into the search box, then you probably won’t enjoy using Emacs. Emacs is most appreciated by people who take a bit of initiative.
Of course everyone loves to hate on Wesley, but let’s face it, he’d probably be the Emacs geek who was constantly talking about this new thing he just did in Emacs, and everyone would be tired of hearing about it. :)