Learning Elisp 18 - extracting emails from text

[@randomsearches369]

Boss is back!

[@amolvaidya4740]

Ooh, one of my favorite series on youtube is back!

[@starlonga]

Very elegant

[@jm77_josemanuel]

There's still hope 😊

[@0netom]

Can you use global-text-scale-adjust C-x C-M-+ please, so the entirety of the Emacs GUI is zoomed in, including the echo area and newly opened windows too? I think it's available for a few years by now. It would be easier to follow whats happening and it would be less presentation overhead for you too. Similarly, if you could use eval-defun C-M-x, you wouldn't need to jump around that much. Don't have to find the end of a top-level form - aka defun -, just so you eval-sexp C-x C-e it, because often it's better to stay at the past edit position. You should probably bind C-c C-c in lisp-interaction-mode-map or emacs-lisp-mode-map to eval-defun or some variant of it, so it prints into the buffer, instead of the echo area, like eval-print-last-sexp C-j

[@S_vysoty_monokolesa]

What laptop do you use?

[@mzamansky]

Lenovo X1 carbon but used my desktop for making videos - home built linux system

[@sc04198]

Great video! Quick question: how do you generate the shaded text starting with "=>" that shows the result after running a function? Is it part of a plugin you’re using, or are those custom snippets you created yourself?

[@mzamansky]

It's eros mode. Found it on melpa

[@sc04198]

@@mzamansky Cool! Thanks