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Improve multiple-cursors compatibility with evil-multiedit

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After exiting `multiple-cursors`, when the previous state is
multiedit{,-insert}, return to normal state.

Use case:
- Mark occurrences with evil-multiedit
- `iedit-switch-to-mc-mode` ("M-M")
- Make some edit
- "C-g" to exit `multiple-cursors`

Expected behaviour: Return to evil's normal-state
Observed behaviour before the patch: Emacs stays on emacs-state
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Daanturo 2021-07-22 11:38:41 +07:00
parent 46732c0ada
commit 65561df25f
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modules/editor/multiple-cursors/config.el
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@ -173,7 +173,10 @@
(when +mc--compat-evil-prev-state (when +mc--compat-evil-prev-state
(unwind-protect (unwind-protect
(cl-case +mc--compat-evil-prev-state (cl-case +mc--compat-evil-prev-state
((normal visual) (evil-force-normal-state)) ;; For `evil-multiedit', marked occurrences aren't saved after
;; exiting mc, so we should return to normal state anyway
((normal visual multiedit multiedit-insert)
(evil-force-normal-state))
(t (message "Don't know how to handle previous state: %S" (t (message "Don't know how to handle previous state: %S"
+mc--compat-evil-prev-state))) +mc--compat-evil-prev-state)))
(setq +mc--compat-evil-prev-state nil) (setq +mc--compat-evil-prev-state nil)