'paredit-mode' with no arguments only toggles the mode when called
interactively. From Lisp, ommitted or 'nil' argument enables the mode -- this
"makes it easy to enable the minor mode in a major mode hook, for example".
See: (info "(elisp) Defining Minor Modes")
I, as no doubt many others, learn a lot of my elisp from your excellent starter
kit; so it would be nice to see this standard way of enabling minor modes
reflected in your code.
Unfortunately this change will break any users' code that calls
esk-turn-on-paredit, esk-turn-on-whitespace, or
esk-turn-on-idle-highlight-mode. For those users the fix is to replace
(add-hook 'xyz 'esk-turn-on-paredit)
with
(add-hook 'xyz 'paredit-mode).
technomancy
commented
12 years ago
Hi! Something I learned today:
'paredit-mode' with no arguments only toggles the mode when called interactively. From Lisp, ommitted or 'nil' argument enables the mode -- this "makes it easy to enable the minor mode in a major mode hook, for example".
See: (info "(elisp) Defining Minor Modes")
I, as no doubt many others, learn a lot of my elisp from your excellent starter kit; so it would be nice to see this standard way of enabling minor modes reflected in your code.
Unfortunately this change will break any users' code that calls esk-turn-on-paredit, esk-turn-on-whitespace, or esk-turn-on-idle-highlight-mode. For those users the fix is to replace (add-hook 'xyz 'esk-turn-on-paredit) with (add-hook 'xyz 'paredit-mode).