+ Allows (set-pretty-symbols! 'some-mode nil) + Changes the semantics of +pretty-code-enabled-modes, which is now t by default (meaning enable all modes). It also supports '(not ...).
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EmacsLisp
356 lines
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EmacsLisp
;;; ui/pretty-code/autoload.el -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
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;; When you get to the right edge, it goes back to how it normally prints
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(setq prettify-symbols-unprettify-at-point 'right-edge)
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;;;###autoload
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(defvar +pretty-code-iosevka-ligatures-enabled-by-default nil
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"If non-nil, iosevka ligeratures are enabled by default in modes
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`set-pretty-symbols!' has been used on.
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This requires the iosevka font!
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Use the :iosevka property to enable (or disable) it regardless.")
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;;;###autoload
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(defvar +pretty-code-enabled-modes t
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"List of major modes in which `prettify-symbols-mode' should not be enabled.
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If t, enable it everywhere. If the first element is 'not, enable it in any mode
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besides what is listed.")
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;;;###autoload
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(defvar +pretty-code-symbols
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'(;; org
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:name "»"
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:src_block "»"
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:src_block_end " "
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;; Functional
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:lambda "λ"
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:def "ƒ"
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:composition "∘"
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;; Types
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:null "∅"
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:true "𝕋"
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:false "𝔽"
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:int "ℤ"
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:float "ℝ"
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:str "𝕊"
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:bool "𝔹"
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;; Flow
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:not "¬"
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:in "∈"
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:not-in "∉"
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:and "∧"
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:or "∨"
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:for "∀"
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:some "∃"
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:return "⟼"
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:yield "⟻"
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;; Other
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:tuple "⨂"
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:pipe "")
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"Options plist for `pretty-code-get-pairs'.")
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(defvar +pretty-code--iosevka-ligeratures-enabled nil)
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(defun +pretty-code-setup-iosevka-ligatures ()
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(unless +pretty-code--iosevka-ligeratures-enabled
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(set-fontset-font t '(#xe100 . #xe16f) "Iosevka"))
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(setq prettify-symbols-alist
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(append prettify-symbols-alist
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'(;; Double-ended hyphen arrows
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("<->" . #Xe100)
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("<-->" . #Xe101)
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("<--->" . #Xe102)
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("<---->" . #Xe103)
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("<----->" . #Xe104)
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;; Double-ended equals arrows
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("<=>" . #Xe105)
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("<==>" . #Xe106)
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("<===>" . #Xe107)
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("<====>" . #Xe108)
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("<=====>" . #Xe109)
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;; Double-ended asterisk operators
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("<**>" . #Xe10a)
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("<***>" . #Xe10b)
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("<****>" . #Xe10c)
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("<*****>" . #Xe10d)
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;; HTML comments
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("<!--" . #Xe10e)
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("<!---" . #Xe10f)
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;; Three-char ops with discards
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("<$" . #Xe110)
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("<$>" . #Xe111)
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("$>" . #Xe112)
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("<." . #Xe113)
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("<.>" . #Xe114)
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(".>" . #Xe115)
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("<*" . #Xe116)
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("<*>" . #Xe117)
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("*>" . #Xe118)
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("<\\" . #Xe119)
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("<\\>" . #Xe11a)
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("\\>" . #Xe11b)
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("</" . #Xe11c)
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("</>" . #Xe11d)
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("/>" . #Xe11e)
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("<\"" . #Xe11f)
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("<\">" . #Xe120)
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("\">" . #Xe121)
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("<'" . #Xe122)
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("<'>" . #Xe123)
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("'>" . #Xe124)
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("<^" . #Xe125)
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("<^>" . #Xe126)
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("^>" . #Xe127)
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("<&" . #Xe128)
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("<&>" . #Xe129)
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("&>" . #Xe12a)
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("<%" . #Xe12b)
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("<%>" . #Xe12c)
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("%>" . #Xe12d)
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("<@" . #Xe12e)
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("<@>" . #Xe12f)
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("@>" . #Xe130)
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("<#" . #Xe131)
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("<#>" . #Xe132)
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("#>" . #Xe133)
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("<+" . #Xe134)
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("<+>" . #Xe135)
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("+>" . #Xe136)
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("<-" . #Xe137)
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("<->" . #Xe138)
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("->" . #Xe139)
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("<!" . #Xe13a)
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("<!>" . #Xe13b)
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("!>" . #Xe13c)
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("<?" . #Xe13d)
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("<?>" . #Xe13e)
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("?>" . #Xe13f)
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("<|" . #Xe140)
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("<|>" . #Xe141)
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("|>" . #Xe142)
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("<:" . #Xe143)
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("<:>" . #Xe144)
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(":>" . #Xe145)
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;; Colons
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("::" . #Xe146)
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(":::" . #Xe147)
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("::::" . #Xe148)
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;; Arrow-like operators
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("->" . #Xe149)
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("->-" . #Xe14a)
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("->--" . #Xe14b)
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("->>" . #Xe14c)
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("->>-" . #Xe14d)
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("->>--" . #Xe14e)
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("->>>" . #Xe14f)
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("->>>-" . #Xe150)
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("->>>--" . #Xe151)
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("-->" . #Xe152)
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("-->-" . #Xe153)
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("-->--" . #Xe154)
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("-->>" . #Xe155)
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("-->>-" . #Xe156)
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("-->>--" . #Xe157)
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("-->>>" . #Xe158)
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("-->>>-" . #Xe159)
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("-->>>--" . #Xe15a)
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(">-" . #Xe15b)
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(">--" . #Xe15c)
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(">>-" . #Xe15d)
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(">>--" . #Xe15e)
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(">>>-" . #Xe15f)
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(">>>--" . #Xe160)
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("=>" . #Xe161)
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("=>=" . #Xe162)
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("=>==" . #Xe163)
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("=>>" . #Xe164)
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("=>>=" . #Xe165)
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("=>>==" . #Xe166)
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("=>>>" . #Xe167)
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("=>>>=" . #Xe168)
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("=>>>==" . #Xe169)
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("==>" . #Xe16a)
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("==>=" . #Xe16b)
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("==>==" . #Xe16c)
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("==>>" . #Xe16d)
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("==>>=" . #Xe16e)
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("==>>==" . #Xe16f)
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("==>>>" . #Xe170)
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("==>>>=" . #Xe171)
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("==>>>==" . #Xe172)
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(">=" . #Xe173)
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(">==" . #Xe174)
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(">>=" . #Xe175)
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(">>==" . #Xe176)
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(">>>=" . #Xe177)
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(">>>==" . #Xe178)
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("<-" . #Xe179)
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("-<-" . #Xe17a)
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("--<-" . #Xe17b)
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("<<-" . #Xe17c)
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("-<<-" . #Xe17d)
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("--<<-" . #Xe17e)
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("<<<-" . #Xe17f)
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("-<<<-" . #Xe180)
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("--<<<-" . #Xe181)
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("<--" . #Xe182)
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("-<--" . #Xe183)
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("--<--" . #Xe184)
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("<<--" . #Xe185)
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("-<<--" . #Xe186)
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("--<<--" . #Xe187)
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("<<<--" . #Xe188)
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("-<<<--" . #Xe189)
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("--<<<--" . #Xe18a)
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("-<" . #Xe18b)
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("--<" . #Xe18c)
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("-<<" . #Xe18d)
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("--<<" . #Xe18e)
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("-<<<" . #Xe18f)
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("--<<<" . #Xe190)
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("<=" . #Xe191)
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("=<=" . #Xe192)
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("==<=" . #Xe193)
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("<<=" . #Xe194)
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("=<<=" . #Xe195)
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("==<<=" . #Xe196)
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("<<<=" . #Xe197)
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("=<<<=" . #Xe198)
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("==<<<=" . #Xe199)
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("<==" . #Xe19a)
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("=<==" . #Xe19b)
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("==<==" . #Xe19c)
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("<<==" . #Xe19d)
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("=<<==" . #Xe19e)
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("==<<==" . #Xe19f)
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("<<<==" . #Xe1a0)
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("=<<<==" . #Xe1a1)
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("==<<<==" . #Xe1a2)
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("=<" . #Xe1a3)
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("==<" . #Xe1a4)
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("=<<" . #Xe1a5)
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("==<<" . #Xe1a6)
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("=<<<" . #Xe1a7)
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("==<<<" . #Xe1a8)
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;; Monadic operators
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(">=>" . #Xe1a9)
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(">->" . #Xe1aa)
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(">-->" . #Xe1ab)
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(">==>" . #Xe1ac)
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("<=<" . #Xe1ad)
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("<-<" . #Xe1ae)
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("<--<" . #Xe1af)
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("<==<" . #Xe1b0)
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;; Composition operators
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(">>" . #Xe1b1)
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(">>>" . #Xe1b2)
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("<<" . #Xe1b3)
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("<<<" . #Xe1b4)
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;; Lens operators
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(":+" . #Xe1b5)
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(":-" . #Xe1b6)
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(":=" . #Xe1b7)
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("+:" . #Xe1b8)
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("-:" . #Xe1b9)
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("=:" . #Xe1ba)
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("=^" . #Xe1bb)
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("=+" . #Xe1bc)
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("=-" . #Xe1bd)
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("=*" . #Xe1be)
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("=/" . #Xe1bf)
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("=%" . #Xe1c0)
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("^=" . #Xe1c1)
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("+=" . #Xe1c2)
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("-=" . #Xe1c3)
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("*=" . #Xe1c4)
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("/=" . #Xe1c5)
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("%=" . #Xe1c6)
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;; Logical
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("/\\" . #Xe1c7)
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("\\/" . #Xe1c8)
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;; Semigroup/monoid operators
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("<>" . #Xe1c9)
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("<+" . #Xe1ca)
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("<+>" . #Xe1cb)
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("+>" . #Xe1cc)))))
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(defun +pretty-code--icon-to-char (l)
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"Borrowed from `prettify-utils'."
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(let ((glue '(Br . Bl))
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(head (car l))
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(tail (cdr l)))
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(cond ((not (consp l)) '())
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((not (consp tail)) (list head))
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((cons head (cons glue (+pretty-code--icon-to-char tail)))))))
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;;;###autodef
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(defun set-pretty-symbols! (modes &rest plist)
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"Associates string patterns with icons in certain major-modes.
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MODES is a major mode symbol or a list of them.
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PLIST is a property list whose keys must match keys in `+pretty-code-symbols',
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and whose values are strings representing the text to be replaced with that
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symbol. If the car of PLIST is nil, then unset any pretty symbols previously
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defined for MODES.
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The following properties are special:
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:iosevka BOOL
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Enables (or disables) iosevka ligeratures for MODES. See the definition of
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`+pretty-code-setup-iosevka-ligatures' for more info.
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`+pretty-code-iosevka-ligatures-enabled-by-default' determines the default
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setting.
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:alist ALIST
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Appends ALIST to `prettify-symbols-alist' literally, without mapping text to
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`+pretty-code-symbols'.
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:merge BOOL
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If non-nil, merge with previously defined `prettify-symbols-alist',
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otherwise overwrite it.
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For example, the rule for emacs-lisp-mode is very simple:
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(set-pretty-symbols! 'emacs-lisp-mode
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:lambda \"lambda\")
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This will replace any instances of \"lambda\" in emacs-lisp-mode with the symbol
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assicated with :lambda in `+pretty-code-symbols'.
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Pretty symbols can be unset for emacs-lisp-mode with:
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(set-pretty-symbols! 'emacs-lisp-mode nil)"
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(declare (indent 1))
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(dolist (mode (doom-enlist modes))
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(let ((hook (intern (format "%s-hook" mode)))
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(fn (intern (format "+pretty-code|init-%s" mode))))
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(cond ((null (car-safe plist))
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(remove-hook hook fn)
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(unintern fn))
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((or (eq +pretty-code-enabled-modes 't)
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(if (eq (car +pretty-code-enabled-modes) 'not)
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(not (memq mode (cdr +pretty-code-enabled-modes)))
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(memq mode +pretty-code-enabled-modes)))
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(fset fn
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(lambda ()
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(when (eq major-mode mode)
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(unless (cadr (plist-member plist :merge))
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(setq prettify-symbols-alist nil))
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(if-let ((alist (plist-get plist :alist)))
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(setq prettify-symbols-alist (append alist prettify-symbols-alist))
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(let ((plist plist)
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results)
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(while plist
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(let ((prop (car plist))
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(sym (cadr plist)))
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(when-let* ((icon (plist-get +pretty-code-symbols prop)))
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(push (cons sym (+pretty-code--icon-to-char (append icon nil)))
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results))
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(setq plist (cddr plist))))
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(setq prettify-symbols-alist (append results prettify-symbols-alist))))
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(when (or (cadr (plist-member plist :iosevka))
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+pretty-code-iosevka-ligatures-enabled-by-default)
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(+pretty-code-setup-iosevka-ligatures))
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(when prettify-symbols-mode
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(prettify-symbols-mode -1))
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(prettify-symbols-mode +1))))
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(add-hook hook fn))))))
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