This has probably been discussed before, but will expeditor support inserting paren-like pairs in the near future?

Turns out it’s pretty simple to do it myself. Is this the correct way to implement it—does it return the correct value? (expeditor-bind-key! "(" (λ (ee entry c) (ee-insert-self ee entry c) (ee-insert-self ee entry #\)) (ee-backward-char ee entry c)))

{expeditor} Is there a way to change the background color between the mark and the cursor?

Is there a way to know if the mark is at the left or the right of the cursor? This is to generalize the above binding to surround the mark-cursor region with parenthesis.

That’s the right result. (I’ll fix the docs.)

I don’t think any matching information is currently exposed

Not currently, at least

I love expeditor, it feels like having a real editor on the command line

(also I love the name :smile: )

I couldn’t find any at least

I really took me years to realize that Chez Scheme’s “expeditor” is “exp editor”

I got confused, but now I see. My father-in-law has a German shepherd he named Diter, short for Expediter (one who expedites).

Also expeditor: can we bring back the namespace prefix thingy before the >?