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`.
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
Now that 29.1 is stable, support for it is official. This updates or
docs and doctor checks to take this into account. I've also included a
link to a Discourse post where I track support for Emacs HEAD.
When there are extra yasnippet modes loaded in the current buffer,
prompt user to select one for the new snippet.
If a prefix arg is supplied when calling `+snippets/new`, prompt user to
select any mode.
When adding a snippet/alias to a mode for the first time, setting
`default-directory` before calling `+snippet--ensure-dir` would cause an
error due to the directory not existing. As a fix, return the dir from
`+snippet--ensure-dir` and bind `default-directory` to that.
Additionally, not having a file associated with the buffer caused issues
with loading the snippet after using snippet-mode's C-c C-c binding,
especially when other directories were added to yasnippet's load paths.
As a solution for this, prompt the user for a snippet key and set the
buffer's file name to it within the snippet dir. If an existing file
would be overwritten, ask user for confirmation. As an additional
convenience, set the snippet's key field to the entered value.
Finally, replace %alias with doom-snippets-expand in the generated alias
snippets. Not aware of any history here, but %alias did not work for me.
Rather than attempting to read the uuid from a text property on the
selected completion -- which gets stripped by vertico (and possibly
helm) -- grab it from a lookup alist of completion-candidat->uuid.
Essentially the same as the proposed implementation by @jgrey4296
on #4127Fix: #4127
For evil compatibility (switching to emacs state during multiple
cursors), when evil is enabled locally by evil-local-mode but not
globally by evil-mode, using the former to check is more accurate.
Also make the state variables local since MC maybe used for multiple
buffers: activate current buffer and while not deactivating here, go to
another buffer and activate there.
Emacs can unpredictably prompt the user to "Select coding
system (default utf-8):" in some cases. The exact cause is a little
different for every user, but it can be suppressed by explicitly setting
a default language environment. This is not desirable in interactive
sessions, however.
Ref: #3042Close: #7330
Co-authored-by: bennyip <bennyip@users.noreply.github.com>
