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:editor lispy
Description unfold
This module adds a keybind scheme for navigating and editing S-expressions in Lisps; including S-exp awareness for Evil users. This affects the following languages:
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Packages
- doom-package:lispy
- doom-package:lispyville if doom-module::editor evil +everywhere
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Installation
Enable this module in your doom! block.
This module has no external requirements.
TODO Usage
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If doom-module::editor evil is enabled, doom-package:lispyville would also be activated for every mode where doom-package:lispy is active.
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The default key themes that are set are as follows:
'((operators normal)
c-w
(prettify insert)
(atom-movement normal visual)
slurp/barf-lispy
additional
additional-insert)
To change the key themes set lispyville-key-theme. Think of
lispyville-key-theme as the equivalent of parinfer-extensions. See
lispyville's README for more info on the specific keybindings of each key theme
(starting here).
Working with Brackets
By default, [ and ] are bound to lispyville-previous-opening and
lispyville-next-closing respectively. If you use a language which makes frequent
use of brackets (e.g. Clojure, Racket, Scheme), you can insert a bracket pair []
by typing {. If you prefer to use the bracket keys for input, you can rebind
them like below:
;; in $DOOMDIR/config.el
(map! :after (lispy lispyville)
:map lispy-mode-map-lispy
;; unbind individual bracket keys
"[" nil
"]" nil
;; re-bind commands bound to bracket keys by default
"M-[" #'lispyville-previous-opening
"M-]" #'lispyville.next-opening)Troubleshooting
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