What does M-x company-diag say?

Wonderful. See below:

But once I hint RET to insert the result at the point, I must re-run M-x company-ispell again.

Hi Dmitry, Here's what I've got after working with the code.

These (all?) important points supported:

• No backward compatibility breaking changes.
• Names and documentation better (I think) reflect what the function does.
  • Aligns well with the renaming 'numbers' to 'quick-access' term.
• Extracting company--complete-nth is not necessary, but prepares addition of company-complete-quick-access.

Remove your fork of the repo before we transfer it to your namespace. This way issues, pull requests etc. will also be moved.

I give you collaborator rights. It can take some time until the changes at melpa get merged. You can merge the pull request when you're ready.

Sure thing, I've removed my fork. What do you mean about the section with the package location by the way?

Does M-x company-ispell work?

I tried with it, but noting appeared.

Something like this should work:

(push '(company-capf :with company-ispell) company-backends)

Or without :with, if you're fine with only using these two backends in all your buffers.

Do you have any configuration to disable showing of leading stars? I think it affect emacs to a draw a kind of elements which webrender backend don't support. We need implement this unknown element showing.

From installed dictionaries. Only this is meaningful for document writing. We can't expect all input words are existed in the buffer, obviously.

Meaning completions from words-in-buffers? Or from installed dictionaries?

Another issue: can I have a drop-down menu for normal writing/typesetting, just as we have for command completion with company, which is triggered by the threshold of a specific minimum input character number, say, 3, and then incrementally narrowed down as the input sequence increases. See here for detailed discussion.

That's up to the backend. The language server, probably (if you're using lsp or eglot).

I mean, say, for the Dirac notation, there is no any icons rendered in the middle column of the drop-down menu.

We should probably still include a raw input or something... not sure.

It is your prompt-issue that can be caused by a missing /etc/hosts, but since you have the file and your system uses nsswitch.conf, I think you might be affected by an issue @edgar-vincent had/has, where his dns-setup caused/causes similar issues.

Describe the bug If the directory /usr/share/applications does not exist (adjusted as appropriate with DESTDIR, etc.) , make install will fail stating that

  The path
    #P"/usr/share/applications/nyxt.desktop"
  does not exist.

This can be easily solved by just doing mkdir -p /usr/share/applications (adjusted as appropriate).

Precise recipe to reproduce the issue

1. Delete /usr/share/applications
2. make install
3. Fail or
4. Create a test folder /test
5. make install DESTDIR=/test
6. Fail
7. Create folder /test/usr/share/applications
8. make install DESTDIR=/test
9. Works or just install the -git AUR package.

Information

• OS name+version: Arch Linux (Rolling)
• Graphics card and driver: Radeon RX 570, AMDGPU
• Desktop environment / Window manager name+version: Qtile on Xfce
• How you installed Nyxt (Guix pack, package manager, build from source): AUR (-git), also tried directly from source
• Information from command copy-system-information:

Nyxt version: 2.0.0-124-gb56a3af0
Renderer version: GI-GTK
Operating system kernel: Linux 5.12.11-xanmod1-1
Lisp implementation: SBCL 2.1.1
Features: (WEBKIT2 WEBKIT2-2.32 WEBKIT2-PASTE-PLAINTEXT WEBKIT2-TRACKING WEBKIT2-MUTE
 WEBKIT2-EMOJI WEBKIT2-MEDIA WEBKIT2-SANDBOXING GTK-3-22 GTK-3-20 GTK-3-18
 GTK-3-16 GTK-3-14 GTK-3-12 GTK-3-10 GTK-3-8 GTK-3-6 GTK-3-4 GTK GDK-3-22
 GDK-3-20 GDK-3-18 GDK-3-16 GDK-3-14 GDK-3-12 GDK-3-10 GDK-3-8 GDK-3-6 GDK-3-4
 CAIRO-1-10 CAIRO-1-12 GDK-PIXBUF GLIB-2-30 GLIB-2-32 GLIB-2-34 GLIB-2-36
 GLIB-2-38 GLIB-2-40 GLIB-2-42 GLIB-2-44 GLIB-2-46 GLIB-2-48 GLIB-2-50
 GLIB-2-52 GLIB-2-54 GLIB-2-56 GLIB-2-58 GLIB NYXT-2 FSET-EXT-STRINGS
 CUSTOM-HASH-TABLE-NATIVE SWANK PLUMP-UTF-32 GLOBAL-VARS DECLARE-TYPES
 PARENSCRIPT NAMED-READTABLES 21BIT-CHARS CHUNGA FLEXI-STREAMS CLOSER-MOP
 CL-PPCRE-UNICODE CL-UNICODE CL-PPCRE BORDEAUX-THREADS SPLIT-SEQUENCE
 GRAY-STREAMS FAST-IO-SV FAST-IO SBCL-USES-SB-ROTATE-BYTE
 ASDF-SYSTEM-CONNECTIONS CL-JSON-CLOS CL-JSON THREAD-SUPPORT FLAT-NAMESPACE
 X86-64 UNIX CFFI FLAT-NAMESPACE SEQUENCE-EMPTYP QUICKLISP ASDF3.3 ASDF3.2
 ASDF3.1 ASDF3 ASDF2 ASDF OS-UNIX NON-BASE-CHARS-EXIST-P ASDF-UNICODE X86-64
 GENCGC 64-BIT ANSI-CL COMMON-LISP ELF IEEE-FLOATING-POINT LINUX LITTLE-ENDIAN
 PACKAGE-LOCAL-NICKNAMES SB-CORE-COMPRESSION SB-LDB SB-PACKAGE-LOCKS SB-THREAD
 SB-UNICODE SBCL UNIX)

ASDF version: 3.3.1
Critical dependencies: (/makepkg/nyxt-browser-git/src/nyxt-browser/_build/submodules/cl-cffi-gtk/gtk/cl-cffi-gtk.asd
 /makepkg/nyxt-browser-git/src/nyxt-browser/_build/quicklisp-client/dists/quicklisp/software/cl-gobject-introspection-20210124-git/cl-gobject-introspection.asd
 /makepkg/nyxt-browser-git/src/nyxt-browser/_build/submodules/cl-webkit/webkit2/cl-webkit2.asd)

Quicklisp dist version: 2021-05-31
Quicklisp client version: 2020-01-04
Local project directories: (/makepkg/nyxt-browser-git/src/nyxt-browser/_build/submodules/
 /makepkg/nyxt-browser-git/src/nyxt-browser/_build/quicklisp-client/local-projects/)
Critical dependencies(#<SYSTEM cl-cffi-gtk / cl-cffi-gtk-20201220-git / quicklisp 2021-05-31>
 #<SYSTEM cl-gobject-introspection / cl-gobject-introspection-20210124-git / quicklisp 2021-05-31>
 #<SYSTEM cl-webkit2 / cl-webkit-20210531-git / quicklisp 2021-05-31>)

Fixed with ff48e0c15010d68ce7d7dca8f78eb4a99d9b8294, thanks for reporting!

The bug was introduced in https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/pull/1511 (commit 82f736743cf931b13f11484381259f033e00f0ec). @eihli Note that ensure-parent-exists is critical here, I completely failed to spot this during my review :p

Ah, the arrows? Those are returned by the backend.

Which of the icons do you mean?

True, the user experience of tag selection can be a bit confusing.

The thing is, we don't automatically select new tags because the user input might be used to narrow down existing tags.

Say, foobar is an existing tag. Now if I want to bookmark a page with tag foobar, I can just type foo, then select foobar in the narrowed-down list. On return, I don't want to tag with foo however! So we can't automatically select.

If you have suggestion about how to reconcile those two angles, you are more than welcome :)

for some reason its most noticeable with TODO's also, not that it probably matter's but the theme I am using is doom-spacegrey (I have tested on others though)

I'm using 04958a44d44 * webrender: add LispFrameExt master upstream/master I've also tried this on gnome/wayland (same manjaro environement) and two different PC's. I've noticed that the screen tearing is not an issue on wayland however the symbol bleeding is.

I typicall use pflet for this use case, but I can understand why you would want this in define-parenscript as well.