Re: eepitch with prefixes

[Tomas Hlavaty]

On Sat 09 Apr 2022 at 21:24, Eduardo Ochs <eduardoochs@gmail.com> wrote:
>> eepitch-preprocess-line is internal implementation detail.
>
> It is not - it is THE interface to a big world of simple hacks...

it is an interface to a tiny world of one hack, namely redefinition of
eepitch-preprocess-line

the big world of simple hacks can be opened by appropriate redefinition
of eepitch-preprocess-line

i called those simple hacks eepitch-preprocess-regexp,
hlavaty-eepitch-preprocess-line1 and hlavaty-eepitch-preprocess-line2
in the previous example.

at least redefining eepitch-preprocess-line is more convenient than
redefining eepitch-this-line

> The default can be changed by putting something like this in the init
> file:

sure

but the point of defaults is to minimize such changes across the universe

why is it important that there are no spaces before the bullet?
is there a good reason?
if not, why is it important for you that there are no spaces before the bullet?

note, i already provided good reason why spaces before the bullet should
be allowed (indentation of email threads containing eepitch blocks)

> Do you read the Emacs News?

i wish i had time for that