This change uses completing-read to get the new name from the user when
renaming workspaces, to allow them to more easily make a small change to
the existing name of a workspace.
At some point `windmove-find-other-window` stopped loading reliably,
such that `SPC w H` would complain of a missing symbol. Indeed
navigating to the implementation of `windmove` within Emacs's Lisp we
find warnings that it has mostly been superceded by newer window APIs
since 2013, and is implemented in terms of `window-in-direction`.
By using `window-in-direction` directly, the loading problem disappears.
Include ligature.el in a new set-font-ligatures! function, so that
"normal" (read: "font-based") ligatures can
also be controlled on a per-major mode basis from a user function
in configuration.
This commit also drops support for Emacs 27 to reduce the maintenance
burden.
BREAKING CHANGE: font ligatures for Harfbuzz/Coretext composition
table-based ligations are no longer controlled with
`+ligatures-composition-alist`, but is handled with
`+ligatures-prog-mode-list` and `+ligatures-all-modes-list` for most
common cases. See the README for the mode-specific methods
BREAKING CHANGE: the `:ui ligatures` module will not work anymore
with Emacs 27 or older. Also, there is no need to keep patched fonts
(for Fira, Hasklig, Iosevka) if you use the module. Update Emacs if
you want to keep using ligatures, or disable the module (`doom doctor`
will tell you if your current version of Emacs stopped working with
the module)
Includes a minor optimization: reading the current level from an
org-element object, rather than relying on (org-current-level), which
resorts to walking the buffer with regex.
Due to cd26975, `with-file-contents!` leaves the cursor at point-min,
not point-max, so this `re-search-backward` call would never find its
mark. Now, the elisp demos for Doom functions/macros should show up
again in helpful-*/describe-* buffers.
Amend: cd269753cf
In emacs-29, native tree-sitter adds new major modes for the C++
language, named c++-ts-mode. As a result, hooks in c++-mode will not
run. This commit adds the angle bracket fix hook for c++-ts-mode.
Previously, wdired actions will not close popup windows, which is
cumbersome to use. We've already added similar hacks to dired. Now it's
time to add similar hacks to wdired.
`consult-man` is a better version of `man` that computes its candidates
asynchronously and allows the user to pass arguments directly to the man
command. It's basically like `consult-grep` but for `man`.
With this commit, now you can define any key to `doom-locallleader-map`
symbol and it will work as expected. The `which-key` descriptions will
work as expected too. The only caveat is that the localleader map is now
updated using hooks so there the potential for bugs where the incorrect
map is selected.
This commit moves leader key descriptions from
`which-key-replacement-alist` to the keymap itself. This helps with
performance because that way, which-key does not have to calculate every
single leader key description for each keypress. Furthermore, this fixes
issues like #1413 where relocating leader keymaps resulted in which-key
not showing the correct leader key descriptions.
I also made the leader prefix maps have their own prefix commands by
populating the function slot of the keymap variables. This is an Emacs
convention. I made `doom-leader-map` follow this convention as well.
LC_ALL must be set to a locale that exists on the current system, and
there is no locale I can safely expect all systems to have (see #7361).
Fortunately, c8070f1 seems to have addressed the underlying issue, so
this fix can be reverted.
Fix: #7361
Revert: #7331
Revert: 150ccd6305
Ref: c8070f11a4
