It's kind of silly that our command lambda macros (λ! and λ!!) need a
snippet, special key sequence or copy-paste to insert, so in the spirit
of fn! -- and to make sure they take up less space than `lambda!` --
I've added `cmd!` and `cmd!!` aliases. `lambda!` and `lambda!!` are now
deprecated. λ! and λ!! will remain.
I've also added `cmds!` as a convenience wrapper around
general-predicate-dispatch.
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.
Currently the user has to select `SPC c F` for lsp format. But if
lsp-mode is enabled, the user will always want to use the LSP formatter.
So this changes the default `SPC c f` to use lsp formatter if available.
This simplifies the interface a bit so the user doesn't have to worry
about selecting the "right" format, just like how other commands get
auto bound to LSP functions.
Alexander-Miller/treemacs@10c96c9 -> Alexander-Miller/treemacs@5c01829
The new treemacs-add-and-display-current-project command does what the
old +treemacs/toggle did, now we just need +treemacs/toggle to
do-what-I-mean with respect to projects (if not in a project,
treemacs-add-and-display-current-project unhelpfully aborts with an
error).
The default lsp-mode bindings are bound to `s-l` which is impractical
for anyone using keybindings in their window manager. It also conflicts
w/ the doom approach of using leader keys. This change makes
all the default lsp bindings (see
https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode#commands) available on SPC-c-l.
So for example, restarting the lsp server can be done with `SPC c l s r`.
This package allows the creation of notes on a document (pdf, EPub,
etc.) which will be kept in sync with the document. Providing context
sensitive annotations that are managed in plaintext.
Added `toggle` (C-c t), `code` (C-c c), `open` (C-c o) and `insert` (C-c i) bindings.
Moved org bindings from the `C-c o` to the `C-c n` prefix.
Updated the `file` (C-c f) and `quit` (C-c q) bindings.
Removed the `terminal` bindings, now under `open` (C-c o).
Removed standalone bindings for the REPL (now under `open` (C-c o)).
git-link is no longer maintained and browse-at-remote has support for
more remotes.
- Bind '<leader> g o h' to open homepage in browser
- Rebind '<leader> g o o' to open file or region (omits the #L<N> suffix
if no selection is active).
The former no longer works, since ghub's API has changed. Meanwhile, the
magit-clone command has grown in features to match (and surpass)
+magit/clone, so we'll just use that instead.
