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e.g. git log
Also magit buffers don‘t always display the emojis. E.g. the Body of a commit message
Ah okay. Well, I find that Spacemacs uses the filenames of the emoji's and inserts it between two
:. To make it insert unicode, we should create an alist mapping from shortcodes to unicode. Then it would be quite easy to add the extra step to translate the shortcode to unicode automatically.
The package providing the 'emoji-insertion' feature is https://github.com/syl20bnr/emacs-emoji-cheat-sheet-plus
So I guess you should add
company-emoji to the company-backends (although I guess the layer should probably do that for you).
@dalanicolai Awesome, thank you! I tried
company-emoji-init in various buffers (it seems to be buffer-local?). In an elisp and Python buffer, it worked out of the box: I get a completion dropdown and the Unicode emoji is inserted when selected. When composing a commit message in magit, there was no dropdown to begin with. AFAIU this was because completion was not enabled. I ran company-mode followed by company-emoji-init, and it worked :rocket:
I'm a rather unsophisticated Emacs user. Do you have any hints on how I would configure Spacemacs to always enable company-mode and the company-emoji backend in magit commit buffers?
@cjolowicz Well I have just created PR's for that. I guess they will get merged soon. For now I think you can add a text-mode hook to enable company-mode in text-mode buffer (like the magit commit buffers). And you can add a second hook to run the company emoji init function.
Put the following in your
user-config:(add-hook 'text-mode-hook #'company-mode)
(add-hook 'text-mode-hook #'company-emoji-init)
(defun spacemacs/emoji-insert-and-possibly-complete (_)
"Use company-emoji to complete 'to' unicode."
(when company-emoji-insert-unicode
(delete-char -1)
(company-complete)))
(advice-add 'emoji-cheat-sheet-plus--insert-selection :after #'spacemacs/emoji-insert-and-possibly-complete)
The advice is to add unicode on insertion with
SPC i e
But you can remove this when syl20bnr/spacemacs#15046 gets merged
:thumbsup:
Hi, does anyone know if/how it is possible to use the restclient layer with restclient-jq. I'm trying to get this example to work:
GET http://httpbin.org/ip
-> jq-set-var :my-ip .origin
But this gives me the error "Unknown restclient hook type jq-set-var"
GET http://httpbin.org/ip
-> jq-set-var :my-ip .origin
But this gives me the error "Unknown restclient hook type jq-set-var"
Thanks @dalanicolai I also see pashky/restclient.el#257 guess I'd have to try to manually install instead of using the melpa package
You can use the quelpa recipe
Put this in you
additional-packages
(restclient-jq :location (recipe
:fetcher github
:repo "pashky/restclient.el"))
And
require or use-package it
How can I make spacemacs respect the local variables in a file? I use it for setting the dictionary in a tex file but all local variables simply seem to get ignored (my .spacemacs)
Ah okay in the dictionary file?
Not sure, but recently Emacs was complaining that my package had no header when I used three
;;; instead of two
Is there anything suspicious in my .spacemacs or is there any other configuration file, spacemacs is reading?
But I guess you should just bisect it (and maybe first try with a clean dotfile)