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syl20bnr/spacemacs

A community-driven Emacs distribution - The best editor is neither Emacs nor Vim, it's Emacs *and* Vim!

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Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

i also have in my to-do list to seriously program elisp

luxbock

@luxbock

Elisp is the only other language I've written more than 1k lines of code in :P

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

i know lisp (some varieties of it) but, as with clojure, never finally wrote anything

i've written mostly C, Java, Python, Common Lisp

and haskell, but not so many

luxbock

@luxbock

it's pretty easy to pick-up compared to most other languages because the Emacs as an Elisp programming environment is pretty outstanding

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

yeah, just need to read the reference

which is pretty straightforward and easy to read, knowing already a lisp

and something i really find useful is to read code in a language you wanna learn

do you think contributing to a open source project is a good idea to practice clojure, given my current little proficiency?

what's the keybind to move through a info page?

in emacs style you navigate through sections and all with SPC

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

Move through?

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

yeah going to next section, going down in a page...

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

Not sure, I just use normal evil scrolling, and [, ]

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

i'll try

thanks TheBB

n is "next"

pretty nice to navigate

Kirill Shaplyko

@Baltazore

Hey folks! How to exit emacs state(the blue one)?? Somehow I come to it from insert mode.

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

emacs state? whoa

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

C-z

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

what's that state?

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

What it sounds like. :-D

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

gotta try xd

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

No vim bindings. Except C-z to escape out of course.

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

how do you get to it? i don't see the bind

Борис Верховский

@verhovsky

when I do emacs file_name from command line it opens the splash screen and puts file_name in the recent files. How do I just open file_name directly?

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

@AlejandroCatalina C-z in normal state should work

Alejandro Catalina

@AlejandroCatalina

are you in the latest version?

i'll try

thanks

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

@BorisVerk Fixed in 0.105.4.

Tosh Lyons

@toshism

i guess i'm slow, as well as old, and I can't seem to set a larger default font size?

Kirill Shaplyko

@Baltazore

@TheBB its not helps me C-z

Tosh Lyons

@toshism

i tried dotspacemacs-default-font but it seems to have no effect

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

@toshism What have you set it to?

Tosh Lyons

@toshism

(setq-default dotspacemacs-default-font '("Monaco"
                                            :size 18
                                            :weight normal
                                            :width normal
                                            :powerline-scale 1.1))

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

Okay, and you are sure that Monaco is findable?

Tosh Lyons

@toshism

yes, I used that specifically because it is what is currently used as the default font

Kirill Shaplyko

@Baltazore

@TheBB i suppose I am in hybryd state

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

And you are setting this is init right?

Tosh Lyons

@toshism

i really don't care about the font as much as the size

yes, .spacemacs

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

@toshism Yes, but the right part of .spacemacs?

Tosh Lyons

@toshism

in dotspacemacs/user-config

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

@toshism Okay, don’t do it there. It should be in dotspacemacs/init already, you just need to change the default.

Xi Xiao

@Xixiao007

-20C in helsinki today, not code at all, no

Eivind Fonn

@TheBB

user-config runs too late, the font is set already by then

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