menno.io · Apr 8, 2012

Introducing elemental

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The first release of my first Elisp project is out. The project is called "elemental" and the intro from the README goes: elemental is a set of Emacs Lisp functions for intelligently jumping between and transposing list/tuple/dictionary/function-parameter elements. These functions are primarily useful when editing software source code. It's probably easier to get an…

The first release of my first Elisp project is out. The project is called "elemental" and the intro from the README goes:

elemental is a set of Emacs Lisp functions for intelligently jumping between and transposing list/tuple/dictionary/function-parameter elements. These functions are primarily useful when editing software source code. </blockquote>
It's probably easier to get an understanding what it does by demonstration so I've uploaded a quick screencast</a> to Youtube.
The project is hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/mjs/elemental</a>
Feedback and patches welcome!

Read on /posts/introducting_elemental/ ↗

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