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Henrik Lissner 1abcf913aa
revert: fix(docs): set mode in file-local vars 
emacs-straight/org-mode@e22b4eb7aa introduced a breaking change that
made it impossible to rely on .dir-locals.el to change org-mode buffers
in $EMACSDIR to doom-docs-org-mode (without infinite recursion), so we
used file-local variables in 7e400ab.

emacs-straight/org-mode@215de6176b reverted that change, so we can use
.dir-locals.el again, and this is my preference, since it requires less
boilerplate across our hundreds of org files.

Ref: emacs-straight/org-mode@215de6176b
Ref: emacs-straight/org-mode@e22b4eb7aa
Revert: 7e400abdc0
2022-08-07 19:08:07 +02:00

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:editor multiple-cursors

Description   unfold

This module adds a multiple cursors implementation to Emacs (two, if you use evil) that loosely take after multi-cursors in Atom or Sublime Text.

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Hacks

  • Attempts to smooth over multiple-cursors' incompatibilities with evil, which is used internally in some third party plugins.
  • Attempts to smooth over evil-mc's incompatibilities with other packages, like lispy.

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Installation

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TODO Usage

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evil-mc

  • The evil-mc keys are under the gz prefix, e.g.

    • gzz to toggle new (frozen) cursors at point.
    • gzt to toggle mirroring on and off (or switch to insert mode to activate them).
    • gzA to place cursors at the end of each selected line.
    • gzI will place them at the beginning.
  • There's also the ex command :mc/REGEXP/FLAGS, for laying down cursors by regex.

evil-multiedit

Designates "interactive edit" regions. Only the textual changes to them are mirrored.

  • M-d to iedit the symbol at point. Again to iedit its next match.
  • M-S-d to do it backwards.
  • R (in visual mode) to iedit all matches of the selection at point in the buffer.
  • Or :iedit/REGEX to iedit all matches of REGEX.

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