To be honest my contact with Haskell broke once the university course, some 20 yrs ago was over, so I am a little bit illiterate about Haskells sexy packages. I just recalled that it was possible to invert text and code in Haskell. But cool. Didn't know there is a package to let load org files directly either. What I do in init is use org-babel to entangle my init file (org-babel-load-file (expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d/lisp/init.org")). What is the name of the package? I have tried to google it and looked into elpa packages with list-package but I don't see it. I am just curious how is it done, as I was thinking or they refactor the code as in org-babel into corresponding lisp file. Thanks for the answers. ________________________________ Från: Stefan Monnier Skickat: den 12 december 2019 18:29 Till: arthur miller Kopia: emacs-devel ; archambv@iro.umontreal.ca Ämne: Re: Christmas wish: Literate Elisp > My proposal is to slightly change Elisp parser to treat lines that start > with any other printable character but '(' as a start of comment and to > simply ignore the line, just as it treats ';' as a comment. The `sexpresso` Haskell package follows the same idea ;-) As for using it in Elisp: I don't think there's anything stopping anyone from making such a `literate-elisp-mode` and even arrange for `load` to handle such a file (just like there is already a package that lets `load` work directly on .org files). I'd welcome such a package in GNU ELPA. Stefan