If no selection is active, there is no initial input.
If selection is active, use the selection.
Also remove helm-google package, as the helm functionality is provided
by the core helm package already (and actually works).
Changes:
- Move <help>da to <help>u & <help>du = lookup docs for an autodef
- Rebind <help>dC = goto private init file (and jump to doom! block)
- Add <help>u & <help>du = lookup docs on an autodef
- Add <help>dl = text search on all packages in load-path
- Add <help>dL = text search on all load el files
New <help>p prefix for package help commands:
- <help>dpc = jump to a config block for a package
- <help>dpd = goto private packages.el file
- <help>dph = open a package's homepage (its repo or on melpa)
- <help>dpp = lookup docs on a package (including Doom info; what
module(s) install package, where it is configured, etc)
- Adds more keys under `<localleader> a`
- Reconfigures org-download to use org-attach system
- Make org-id-track-globally = t a global default now (not just for
org-brain)
- Renamed +org-init-centralized-attachments-h to +org-init-attachments-h
- org-attach-store-link-p = t (stores a link to an attachment when it is
attached)
- org-attach-use-inheritance = t (inherit attachment properties from
parent nodes)
If ':tools (eval +overlay)' is enabled, eval commands display their
output in a floating overlay at EOL. If the output is longer than
+eval-popup-min-lines (5), it will display it in a popup window instead.
With this, it also will use a popup window if the output is longer than
the minibuffer can display in one line,
- Pressing gd on a module in your doom! block will now browse that
module's directory.
- Pressing K on a module will jump to that module's documentation, if any.
- Pressing K on a module flag will jump to that flag's description
within that module's documenation.
- This is now explained in init.example.el
Closes#2249
Instead of mapping major modes to file size thresholds, it maps file
regexps (like auto-mode-alist) since the major mode cannot be known
before set-auto-mode is called (in after-find-file).
Previously, this would put the .extension directory in
`user-emacs-directory' which in doom's case will be in the root of the
doom directory.
So, we move the directory to doom's etc dir and also name it something
descriptive instead of 'extension'.
