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Use define-advice instead of defadvice #106
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The `defadvice` form is obsolete since Emacs 30.1, which gives warnings during bytecompilation, etc. The alternative is `define-advice`, but that doesn't allow the underlying function's arguments to be altered via `(interactive ...)`, like these `crux-with-region-or-foo` macros were doing. Instead, we can only control the underlying function's arguments if we actually invoke it ourselves, by using `:around` advice (instead of `before` advice). The argument-choosing logic is the same, except we also add the case where we've been given explicit arguments (e.g. if we've been called programatically, rather than interactively).
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Oh, seems this is the same as #23 (except I used |
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Here are some tests I used: |
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defadviceform is obsolete since Emacs 30.1, which gives warnings during bytecompilation, etc. The alternative isdefine-advice, but that doesn't allow the underlying function's arguments to be altered via(interactive ...), like thesecrux-with-region-or-foomacros were doing. Instead, we can only control the underlying function's arguments if we actually invoke it ourselves, by using:aroundadvice (instead ofbeforeadvice). The argument-choosing logic is the same, except we also add the case where we've been given explicit arguments (e.g. if we've been called programatically, rather than interactively).Before submitting a PR make sure the following things have been done (and denote this
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