Might it be a good idea for helm-lib.el to require ffap? #2588
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Palace ***@***.***> writes:
after this bugfix: #2574, helm-guess-filename-at-point let binds a few
ffap variables. This was triggering "Defining as dynamic an already
lexical var" when trying to use helm after > startup (which would go
away after some other action defined it, in my case opening an org
file). I "fixed" by calling (require 'ffap) in the :config part of
(use-package helm and > wondering if this simple change makes sense or
if it should stay in > user init.el
Yes you are right, I forgot to declare ffap vars in helm-lib, it is now
done, let me know if it fix this bug for you.
Thanks.
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after this bugfix: #2574,
helm-guess-filename-at-point
let binds a few ffap variables. This was triggering "Defining as dynamic an already lexical var" when trying to use helm after startup (which would go away after some other action defined it, in my case opening an org file). I "fixed" by calling(require 'ffap)
in the:config
part of(use-package helm
and wondering if this simple change makes sense or if it should stay in user init.elBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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