Removed dependency on s.el. #32
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Hi Wilfred, is this still interesting to you?
Wilfred/helpful#1
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Dash is included in Elpa, so it is really only s.el left :-).
Regardless of including into Elpa or Emacs, I would like to use your package in a project of mine, at least for a while. For my own preference, I have removed dependency on s.el. If you check the patch it wasn't really much to do, it is barely like 10 lines of code. I did have to change the algorithm in you 'elisp-refs--unindent-rigidly', since I couldn't come up with a pretty replacement for 's-match'. The new one should be a slight improvement since it does not use intermediate list to find the minimum but does it in-place, but it is really nothing noticeable, the search is anyway dominated by I/O and string comparisons, not by this function.
The compatibility should go back to Emacs 24.4. It is 'string-join' that it is the "newest" of the bunch, otherwise the patch would be compatible with 24.1.
If you are considering to contribute this to Emacs core or Elpa, I personally have signed the FSF copyrights; but this would probably not even count as a "significant" contribution.
Best regards, thanks for the Helpful! I have been using it a lot, and really like it.