A community-driven Emacs distribution - The best editor is neither Emacs nor Vim, it's Emacs *and* Vim!
@wsturgiss: there is a good book out there I can reccommend
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I got the version for 7 this helped me a lot
the yank keybind is ok so this is weird
it gives me these errors:
if: Symbol’s function definition is void: spacemacs/paste-transient-state/evil-paste-beforecond: Symbol’s function definition is void: spacemacs/paste-transient-state/evil-paste-after
has anybody gotten the slack layer working with the
xoxc tokens? I always end up with invalid_auth
Hi everyone. Question about Spacemacs package upgrades (develop branch): I run "Update packages" from home buffer and it shows 50+ packages needing update. I would like to upgrade them in batches, but I'm only offered to upgrade them all y/n. Any way of choosing which ones? I'd like to not do them all at the same time.
@pataquets I think this option is not yet available. I've created a PR (syl20bnr/spacemacs#15077) to implement it. If you would like to use it already then you could copy the 'updated
configuration-layer/update-packages function' from the PR (by selecting view file under the triple dots in the upper right of the diff)
I have implemented it in the most straightforward way, so you do have to select by pressing
y or n for each package
Because for Ubuntu I guess you can just run this script (I did not test it, as I am on Fedora).
For which such a script would probably look very similar...
I'm seeing changed behaviour in magit since a few days. Buffers that used to accept
Anyone else seeing this as well?
, c and , k no longer do (e.g. commit and interactive rebase). Also, quitting with C-c C-k doesn't close the window, it only changes the buffer, which is rather irritating I find.Anyone else seeing this as well?
Hmm, there seems to be an ordering issue between modes, as the normal
d action (helm-ls-git-rebase-drop) is shadowed by the standard evil action (evil-delete). How can I resolve that kind of issue?
Love it
hello guys. i often develop in typescript with some query languages in multiline strings. for example cypher (https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-refcard/current/). my problem is that every effort of indentation inside the strings is often ruined by a simple copy paste or just by pressing 'enter'. emacs move everything at the start of line
is there any way to force emacs to keep my indentation inside the multiline strings?
i'm using the typescript layer
Hello. I'd like to remap
M-backspace by default will only kill subwords, ex: part in multi-part when run at the end of the word. I would like it to work for the whole word. I have been using (global-set-key (kbd "C-M-<backspace>") 'backward-kill-sexp). I considered just swapping the two keybindings, but I'd like to make sure that the new keybinding will do all of the whitespace cleanup as well. How can I ensure that backward-kill-sexp does the other tasks that clean-aindent-mode does?
@iftheshoefritz asked this question a long time ago:
I added a point to an existing document using an org capture template. Everything works as I expect, except the point added is highlighted in orange and I don't know what that means:
I'm wondering if @iftheshoefritz figured it out, or if anybody else knows the answer. I couldn't find any variables that seemed to control this.
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I would prefer that than having the file cursor be at the top of the folder
To get what you prefer you can easily rebind
C-x C-f to your custom function
How do i do SPC f f ?
if i do that, i literally get a space and two f's : )
in any case, do you know what i would have to rebind C-x-f to get the behavior i want? I want it to be 'helm find files', but i just want the cursor to point at the current open file
I thought let's make the filename the initial input, but then the other files and dirs are not listed
Luckily it should be easily possible in helm emacs-helm/helm#1014