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LISP: consp or listp ?
Raghu Ugare
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0 responses
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lisp, gotchas, common lisp, predicates
Integrate OS X clipboard into Emacs
Alexander Tamoykin
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0 responses
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emacs, mac, clipboard, os x
Unbinding shortcuts in GNU Emacs
Antoine Morin-Paulhus
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0 responses
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configuration, emacs, shortcuts, elisp
Speedup Emacs startup using byte-compiled Elisp files
Balaji Sivaraman
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0 responses
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emacs, elisp, lisp, emacs-lisp
Google Talk inside Emacs
Alexander Tamoykin
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3 responses
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emacs, lisp, google talk, jabber.el
A Quick Easy Buffer Menu for Emacs
John Singleton
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0 responses
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emacs, menu, lisp, hacks
PDF DocBook generation from Emacs Org-Mode
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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emacs, pdf, elisp, lisp
Wishing you a multilingual Christmas
Anthony Levings
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13 responses
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ruby, php, python, perl
Implementing your own Lisp
Mirko Westermeier
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0 responses
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perl, lisp, functional programming
Become a polyglot
Alexander Brevig
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4 responses
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prolog, templates, csharp, programming
using idiorm in lisp with pharen
francesco agati
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0 responses
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php, lisp, idiorm
writing code for slim framework in lisp
francesco agati
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0 responses
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php, slim, lisp
pharen: a lisp to php compiler
francesco agati
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0 responses
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php, lisp
basic maths in coffeescript, á la lisp
Lee Machin
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0 responses
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lisp, exercises in pointlessness, javascript, coffeescript
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