George Bekh-Ivanov
George Bekh-Ivanov
**UPDATE:** Figured it out `python -m pyls`
Solved in https://github.com/palantir/python-language-server/pull/430
`make-frame-names-alist` returns only visible frames, so i couldn't implement this feature with it
Right now it's kind of inconvenient, when you start doing something more complex than just one window (e.g eshell + magit) in this popup and then it's all gone :)
Hi, The `buffer-fns` doesn't reset the frame state per se. It just creates a new frame. And the new frame is created only when there's no frame at all. So...
With this pull request, basically, you can't delete a frame (with a yequake-toggle) once you've created it. I think this behaviour should be default. Like in yaquake: when you open...
Same issue Debian 11 node v10.24.1 tars 1.13.1
Check out my python scripts which removes wipes from the first layer. It works using comments in gcode generated by prusa slicer https://gist.github.com/GeorgeBekh/bf7af0bd61430426e042c63f18560832
@manuelernestog thanks for the app! I'd also love to see the feature implemented. Can i look into it this week or are you already working on it?