missing autoload header?

[danielkrajnik]

lorg-calendar-generate doesn't show up on the list of available commands - I've checked lorg-calendar.el and there are no ;;;###autoload headers added?

If there is another way to load this library I would appreciate your advice.

[lawlist]

Subsequent to Emacs 26.3.50, there were a few changes to Emacs wherein window--display-buffer eliminated the fifth argument of DEDICATED and the alias string-to-int was eliminated. Revisions in relation to those changes have been committed as of today (06/18/2023).

The lorg-calendar library contains a 12-month rotating calendar and an example of how to mark events on both the 3-month and 12-month calendars. The main interactive function is lorg-calendar-generate, which can be used by typing M-x lorg-calendar-generate. One idea would be to use (require 'lorg-calendar) in your .emacs or init.el, which contemplates that the lorg-calendar.el file be in the load-path. If you would like to delay loading the library, then it would be possible to use the autoload statement above lorg-calendar-generate (which contemplates that the autoloads need to be regenerated after adding the lorg-calendar library). If that works for your particular use-case and you find that helpful, then let me know and I can add that statement to the master.

[danielkrajnik]

Fantastic news, thank you for keep rocking this project 🎉

I'm on doom emacs so running doom upgrade updated the package from commit 4ab3222 to 1e5ed0f.

to use the autoload statement above lorg-calendar-generate

Yes, could we please add autoload above that function to the master? While straight.el package manager allows for adding changes locally I think it would be beneficial for others and have no negative effects for anyone not using a package manager? I now remember that require loads the package on each start which would slow down emacs start up times.

[lawlist]

The autoload statement has been added to lorg-calendar-generate. Thank you for the helpful comments!