Caused by langtool-langauge-tool-jar not being set (because defvar won't
change a defined variable), and app/write/doctor.el uses it in a
file-exists-p call, which throws the stringp error if given anything
other than a string.
This would run indent-according-to-mode after creating a new line, which
would often throw new comment lines out of whack. Now it preserves the
indentation of the originating line.
Also fixes continuation whitespace issues with evil-open-above on
C-style block comments.
This change facilitates the users that prefer their custom-file
somewhere other than doom-local-dir (e.g. in ~/.doom.d/custom.el).
This change prevents loading both files during startup. Just change
`custom-file` and Doom will load it after your config.el is loaded (but
before doom-post-init-hook runs).
Completion rarely works in the middle of (or at the beginning of) a
symbol, so we insert a space in front of the cursor in those cases and
then invoke completion.
+ Fixes function/command formatters (like #'gofmt)
+ Fixes formatting by region
+ Adds default keybindings:
+ gQ evil operator
+ SPC c f (normal mode) to format buffer
+ SPC c f (visual mode) to format selection
Fixes#829. Helm's persistent action would try to operate on the *Org
Links* window, which is dedicated, causing a "Cannot split side window
or parent of side window" error.
This fix gets rid of this unhelpful popup altogether when helm is
enabled.
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!
