e.g. If you had a ~/.doom.d/modules/tools/lsp/autoload.el that defined
an lsp! autodef, it would be indexed and included in
~/.emacs.d/.local/autoloads.el *before* the lsp! autodef from the
original ~/.emacs.d/modules/tools/lsp/autoload.el.
Do nothing when opening a perspective with no window conf; this is
particularly useful for emacsclient frames that are opened without a
dedicated workspace.
This allows you to specify a :local-repo relative to the directory your
packages.el is in. If it doesn't exist, it'll assume you meant a
directory in ~/.emacs.d/.local/straight/repos
* Added template and description for module flags
Because +lsp and +meghanada are mutually exclusive I thought I would
create a separate section for each feature and add descriptions what
they each offer. So far only +lsp is done.
* First draft for java documentation
The second plugin +meghanada is explained as well as some instructions
how to install JDK 11 and OpenJDK 11.
* Do requested edits to README
* Regenerate TOC in readme
* Reformat README
Co-authored-by: Henrik Lissner <accounts@v0.io>
Fixed the use-package! declaration for eshell-did-you-mean since it
needed a different mode in the :after than I thought.
I also put together a quick hack to try and fix an issue with
did-you-mean, but it doesn't seem to work reliably right now. More
testing required.
Also added two aliases, one `gg` for to open magit-status and one `ff`
as an additional alias to find-file that follows the Doom keybindings
better.
This contains fixes suggested by Henrik as feedback from the initial PR,
including updating and correcting the Eshell module README, and few
tweaks to the module configuration, and properly pinning
eshell-did-you-mean.
Projectile can consume a lot of cycles, especially in indirect buffers
or because of project-root-sensitive path segments in the modeline. This
experimental fix should spare you that heartache.
To use rename-file, copy-file and delete-file, so these commands can
enjoy the benefits of any plugins that have advised these, like org-roam
does for rename-file.
From emacs-straight/org-mode@14d6f95
Fixes void-function org-get-outline-path when invoking eldoc, because
org-get-outline-path was moved to org-refile in a recent refactor
upstream.
