`W` was used to emulate `C-w C-w`, which is useful to quickly change windows
most of the time. But this currently conflicts with edebug evil-collection bindings.
(gives `Key sequence W W starts with non-prefix key W`).
Better to leave the key alone, avoid error messages altogether, and let users redefine
the binding if they want to.
To conform the module to Doom's naming and style conventions.
This introduces two breaking changes:
+ doom-bepo-cr-rotation-style was renamed +layout-bepo-cr-rotation-style
+ Replaces the doom-bepo- prefix for this module's bepo library with
+layout-bepo-
And the following fixes:
+ Corrects the file path in file header comments.
+ input/layout/autoload/bepo.el is no longer compiled/indexed if +bepo
isn't activated.
WIP:
- Add fixme for evil-org remaps
Misc changes:
- Remove notmuch-search binding
(Unmap the bare "s" keymap from notmuch)
- Remap [] evil-org bindings to ()
- Fix org-capture not finalizing with C-c
- Remap evilem-map
- Add more triggers to minibuffer rotations
- Unmap C-c and C-r from evil-org
Meta:
- Specify bepo layout in maintainer status
- Add basic troubleshooting
In the remapping functions:
- Add operator maps
- Remap C- and M- bindings in normal mode
Respect evil-org-movement-bindings:
This allow non-qwerty users to keep the correct bindings. The additional
let-binding is done to force evaluation of the concatenations and avoid
`void-variable concat` when the map! gets evaluated
Avoid double rotation on magit maps
- Reorder properly magit-mode-map like done on notmuch
(evil-collection PR#428)
evil-collection function for key translation actually keeps doing the
smart thing of deferring the actual call to the point where the keymaps
are defined. Therefore we avoid all the `(void-variable *-map)` errors
and the code is more robust/in line with evil-collection
