A community-driven Emacs distribution - The best editor is neither Emacs nor Vim, it's Emacs *and* Vim!
At least use the new cl-lib with
cl-loop rather than loop
but then again, there's lots of OO and just imperative elisp out there, even spacemacs from what i've seen is, i think
various subsets of emacs lisp against different styles/ways to do similar things?
i'm not yet sure what "lispy" entails btw, since lisp is mostly sexp syntax to me, which is very close relative to indentation-based languages (as can be seen by slight poking into parinfer). Some sugaring is obviously makes syntax stand out more, ofc, but there's not much of it. And this comment about loop being unlispy is probably not about syntax. Argument ordering or some other conventions, i guess?
At least in develop it is.
any ideas?
actually timeouts to all the repos
Or…. I can just open up a new terminal. Yes, I’ll do that.
I guess I should specify soft word wrap around a column since it already wraps around the window just fine
@StevenXL Whenever you have time you really should give it a try.
I was thinking exactly like you until last week (and still go back to command line when I need to be sure) but magit is extremely ergonomic, convenient, powerful as it is so well integrated to emacs :sparkles:
I was thinking exactly like you until last week (and still go back to command line when I need to be sure) but magit is extremely ergonomic, convenient, powerful as it is so well integrated to emacs :sparkles:
I use vim-style macros to make some repeated changes, but keep ending up re-defining them in between spacemacs sessions
@nate0001 You are on Windows? Read up on https setting in config file comment
SPC f e d /https (or if you can't access spacemacs, just search for https in config file created, or copy .emacs.d/core/templates/.spacemacs.template to ~/.spacemacs manually and tweak it then), the following one about timeouts might be handy too
@jdelStrother so, you want to save sequence of actions recorded with macro interface, to some emacs-interpretable code?
oh, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22817120/how-can-i-save-evil-mode-vim-style-macros-to-my-init-el sounds promising, unless anyone has any better suggestions
@jdel one other alternative, which is more manual but also more educational is
edit-last-kbd-macro and similar macros editing commands
though... it can make mistakes, like it says that self-insert '1' is digit-argument, so I guess it does have some issues with evil
Anyone figured out tags (ruby specifically =))?
Any working walkthrough / recipe / battle-tested config example?
projectile-etags seemed to work until I don't know how to restrict tagged files and exclude dependencies bundled with project; .projectile file didn't work
gtags in ctags mode kinda worked, for one time, then stopped
Any working walkthrough / recipe / battle-tested config example?
projectile-etags seemed to work until I don't know how to restrict tagged files and exclude dependencies bundled with project; .projectile file didn't work
gtags in ctags mode kinda worked, for one time, then stopped
