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Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer
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Emanuel Berg |
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Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer |
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Sun, 13 Jun 2021 21:48:31 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/28.0.50 (gnu/linux) |
Yuri Khan wrote:
>> Is like this good?
>>
>> (let* ((gkser '("alpha" "beta" "gamma"))
>> (gksel (completing-read
>> "Choose a Greek letter: " gkser nil t)))
>> (message "gksel %s" gksel))
>
> Have you tried it? Does it work the way you want? If you
> have and it does, why are you asking me?
The code looks good to me but the names are perhaps a bit
cryptic. This is Lisp, not C or Perl mind you...
The next step should be to write a defun that works for the
general case, so the prompt string and the list of options can
be provided as arguments.
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- Going through a list using the minibuffer, arvid-harnack, 2021/06/12
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer, Emanuel Berg, 2021/06/12
- Going through a list using the minibuffer, arvid-harnack, 2021/06/13
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer, Yuri Khan, 2021/06/13
- Going through a list using the minibuffer, arvid-harnack, 2021/06/13
- Going through a list using the minibuffer, arvid-harnack, 2021/06/13
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer, Yuri Khan, 2021/06/13
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer,
Emanuel Berg <=
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer, Jean Louis, 2021/06/13
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer, Emanuel Berg, 2021/06/13
- Re: Going through a list using the minibuffer, Jean Louis, 2021/06/13