This brings +doom-modeline-buffer-file-name styles to the new modeline
module, controlled by the +modeline-buffer-path-function variable.
The available functions are:
* +modeline-file-path-with-project: project/src/lib/file.c
* +modeline-file-path-from-project: src/lib/file.c
* +modeline-file-path-truncated-with-project: project/s/l/file.c
* +modeline-file-path-truncated-upto-project: ~/w/project/src/lib/file.c
* +modeline-file-path-truncated-upto-project-root: ~/w/p/s/lib/file.c
* +modeline-file-path-truncated: ~/w/p/s/l/file.c
* +modeline-file-name: file.c
The default is file-path-with-project.
Centralized code formatting with built-in support for a variety of
languages. Provides the set-formatter! function for defining your own.
Still experimental and needs more testing!
This removes the various doom-line-number* variables and replaces it
with the Emacs 26 display-line-numbers API, which I've ported to Emacs
25.x (however, it uses nlinum under the hood, and not all of
display-line-numbers options are supported).
Full column is a bit tempermental. This also removes the need to restore
the window config after quitting magit.
Why the switch from full-frame magit to current-buffer? It is the least
intrusive policy; it doesn't rearrange the user's workspace.
+ Improve verbal mneumonics and enforce localleader conventions (e.g. h
= help, g = goto)
+ Remove keybinds that other features replace (like smartparens or
lookup handlers).
+ Alphabetize keybinds for easier skimming.
The auto-mode-alist entry for coq-mode and friends are already added by proof-general's autoloads file, and neither coq-mode nor company-coq-mode belong to proof-site specifically, so they shouldn't be treated like they are (this could cause autoloading errors).
The `def-package!` block altogether is unnecessary. The only thing we need is to enable `company-coq-mode` on coq-mode-hook. However, having a one-line config.el is a tad excessive, so we put it in autoload.el instead.
Displays the full command (minus formatting options) and target
directory rather than the unhelpful "The Silver Searcher", even if we're
using ripgrep or pt.
