clojure-emacs/clojure-cheatsheet

Cannot find 'helm-match-plugin

yatesco opened this issue · 9 comments

Installed today (24th August) from MELPA but if I try and activate it I get an error stating it can't find 'helm-match-plugin.

Searching MELPA for helm-match-plugin doesn't bring any results and neither does searching in the helm source code on github.

Any suggestions - thanks!

Hmm...looks like we're quite out of date with the latest Helm version. Could you try the helm-1.7 branch I've just pushed and confirm if that fixes it for you?

If so, I'll make it official. :-)

Hi Kris, happy to, but that is slightly outside my emacs-fu - how would
I do this?

Thanks!

Kris Jenkins writes:

Hmm...looks like we're quite out of date with the latest Helm version. Could you try the helm-1.7 branch I've just pushed and confirm if that fixes it for you?

If so, I'll make it official. :-)


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Ah, sure thing. So, clone this project and checkout the helm-1.7 branch, then call M-x load-file <RET>, navigate to /some/where/cloned/clojure-cheatsheet.el and hit return. That'll load the latest version into Emacs. Then try using the cheatsheet as normal. If it works, give me a thumbs up, and if it doesn't, give me the error. :-)

Thanks Kris - will do that this evening.
Kris Jenkins writes:

Ah, sure thing. So, clone this project and checkout the helm-1.7 branch, then call M-x load-file <RET>, navigate to /some/where/cloned/clojure-cheatsheet.el and hit return. That'll load the latest version into Emacs. Then try using the cheatsheet as normal. If it works, give me a thumbs up, and if it doesn't, give me the error. :-)


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clojure-cheatsheet now works and asks for a pattern.

If I type in map then after every character I get a whole bunch of the following, which I assume are debug messages appearing underneath the actual helm listing:

helm-match-from-candidates in source `Vars & Global Environment': void-function (helm-mp-3-match)

If I do complete the word 'map' then the helm listing is empty so I am not sure the pattern matching is quite right...

Thanks @yatesco - yes, I can reproduce that now. Let me dig deeper and see what's changed...

Okay, try the latest tip of that branch (16032bd). Should be sorted now. :-)

This works great now - thanks! Will this appear on MELPA soon or should I keep using the local helm-1.7 branch?

Cool, thanks for confirming. I've pushed this to master, so expect it to be picked up by MELPA in the next few hours. :-)