If a list is given, must match all layers.
There’s a particular concern that dependencies between define-layer and use-package might conflict in an impossible way. Reporting unloaded layers is a start. Even better would be to also report unmet dependencies. Maybe also suggest dependency conflicts between this and use-package.
Will it be clearer to people not to make this declarative? Instead, only specification is when it’s used?
This would trigger an error if any package from the supplied list is loaded. This can be useful when multiple layers are mutually exclusive (think themes).
This is a variable that provides zero functionality but makes it easier to keep track of layers that you’d like to get working.
ERC?
scenario 1:
- bootstrap straight
- straight-use ‘use package
- use-package layers
- declare-dummy-layer straight
- define-layers with presetup deps on straight
to use the package manager within a define-layers I would need to get layers outside of package management. that’s a bad solution. alternatively, i could allow a function that sets something as a dummy layer. place it within a with-eval-after-load or something similar so that it’s only used if the package management layer loaded.
scenario 2:
- require use package
- use package layers
- layer definitions…
(:layer a conflict1 t (body 1)) (:layer b conflict1 nil (body 2)) (:layer c (body 3))
(conflict1, ‘((t ((body 1)) a name) (nil ((body 2)) b name))) (nil-type, ‘((nil ((body 3)) c name)))
before provide presetup: (provide ‘layers-name-presetup-conflict1) (provide ‘layers-name-presetup-nil-type) ----> i.e. provide all conflicts
before (provide ‘layers-name-presetup-conflict1): (provide ‘layers-name-presetup-conflict1-a) (provide ‘layers-name-presetup-conflict1-b) ----> i.e. provide all conflict layer deps
(:layer layers [conflict [priority]] body)
layers : a, (a), (a b …) body : one or more sexps, i.e.: (body) – or – (body1) (body2) …
for layers, check if consp, if not wrap it. then process them all identically as list (can be list of 1 element). wrap all bodies regardless.
:presetup should only be evaluated once before the setup stage. Setup, postsetup config and func should be evaluated each time.
doesn’t define presetup setup not already loaded
(if (and (not defines-stage) (not setup-loaded)))