Another set of fixes to the minimap as suggested by @hlissner.
- Changed the use-package to :defer t
- Updated the README.org and removed the Hacks section
- Alphabetized the init.example.el list
Created a new Minimap module based on minimap.el from ELPA
the module sets some DOOM-specific config, and better defaults.
Also added keybindings for it.
An effort to reduce the number of packages for first-time install. These
features aren't critical to the UX or character of Doom Emacs, so I've
made them opt-in.
The non-LSP stack (gocode) appears to be unmaintained and is a poor
experience. Could use some help from go users to figure out which of the
dependencies in the lang/go's readme should be installed with gopls.
I understand this makes them a mote more difficult to discover, but I'd
argue neither +dragndrop or +present are necessary defaults, and this
wasn't a comrpehensive list anyway.
Fewer packages to install on first install.
+ Disable multiple-cursors, rotate-text, and ibuffer modules by default;
these are not essential.
+ Make :ui popup's `+all` flag opt-in (so the popup manager doesn't
manage buffers without an explicit rule -- which is more disruptive
than helpful).
+ Make :tools lookup's `+docsets` flag opt-in
- 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
Factor is a stack based programming language with an awesome emacs mode.
* remove extra layer of nesting for keybinds
* use-package!
* lazy load fuel
* fue listener typo
* remove extra space
* Add README
Now, inline evaluation will display results in an overlay next to the
cursor, rather than in the minibuffer (unless it gets too big, in which
case it'll use a popup buffer).
Defines a new minor-mode `+word-wrap-mode` which configures
adaptive-wrap-prefix-mode and visual-line-mode for smart soft-wrapping
of code.
Evil users can toggle it with `SPC t w`.
Enable globally with `+global-word-wrap-mode`.
See the README for more details!
The state of peer programming in Emacs isn't great. The floobits module
is only one line of code and doesn't warrant its own module.
impatient-mode is a little more useful, but is too niche and not
exclusively for peer programming, so I'm not convinced it belongs in
this category. Since there are no other good options, I'm just getting
rid of the category altogether.
