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First, fantastic mode! I would like to donate a coffee/beer or something. Possible?
It would be awesome with an option to set the timeout of the request. I've developed against a software that had some locking issues, where the server would just not respond. And yes, I see it in the window that I didn't get a response because the time is not updated. But it's not that clear.
Would be cool to be able to set the timeout for a request, or for the whole file or something similar.
First, fantastic mode! I would like to donate a coffee/beer or something. Possible?
It would be awesome with an option to set the timeout of the request. I've developed against a software that had some locking issues, where the server would just not respond. And yes, I see it in the window that I didn't get a response because the time is not updated. But it's not that clear.
Would be cool to be able to set the timeout for a request, or for the whole file or something similar.
I see that you use
url-retrieve
as a foundation, and I found this: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/url.html#index-url_002dretrieve_002dsynchronously. Maybe it would be possible to switch the the synchronous version and wrap the asynchronous nature into something else (I know close to no elisp, I don't know what I'm talking about, just thinking out loud).Thanks for a an awesome mode!
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