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add missing headers to osx layer files
2016-08-28 11:20:44 +00:00
;;; config.el --- OSX Layer keybindings File for Spacemacs
;;
Happy New Year 2018!
2018-01-04 07:00:25 +00:00
;; Copyright (c) 2012-2018 Sylvain Benner & Contributors
add missing headers to osx layer files
2016-08-28 11:20:44 +00:00
;;
;; Author: Sylvain Benner <sylvain.benner@gmail.com>
;; URL: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs
;;
;; This file is not part of GNU Emacs.
;;
;;; License: GPLv3
Add missing spacemacs/ prefix to functions. Only touches the spacemacs layer.
2015-08-23 01:47:30 +00:00
(when (spacemacs/system-is-mac)
layers: Transition to new key bindings functions Removes dependence on evil-leader centralizing control over the method of key binding in core-keybindings.el
2015-11-18 00:38:05 +00:00
(spacemacs/set-leader-keys "bf" 'reveal-in-osx-finder)
OSX contribution layer
2014-12-12 17:31:55 +00:00
Refine system and feature detection Conflicts: contrib/osx/keybindings.el
2015-06-03 18:31:12 +00:00
;; this is only applicable to GUI mode
(when (display-graphic-p)
[enhancement] OSX Layer. add config variables for different OSX modifier keys. [update] Update defaults. [update] update README.
2017-03-15 03:54:13 +00:00
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
;; `Command' key is by default bound to HYPER (H-*),
[enhancement] OSX Layer. add config variables for different OSX modifier keys. [update] Update defaults. [update] update README.
2017-03-15 03:54:13 +00:00
;; `Option' key is by default bound to META (M-*).
;; `Function' key is by default not rebound.
;; `Control' key is by default not rebound.
;; The right variations of the above keys can
;; also be modified but are not rebound by
;; default.
;; `Alist' linking the layer config variables to
;; the internal Emacs variables for the modifier keys.
(setq modifier-keys '((osx-command-as . mac-command-modifier)
(osx-option-as . mac-option-modifier)
(osx-function-as . mac-function-modifier)
(osx-control-as . mac-control-modifier)
(osx-right-command-as . mac-right-command-modifier)
(osx-right-option-as . mac-right-option-modifier)
(osx-right-control-as . mac-right-control-modifier)))
;; The allowed non-nil values for the config variables.
(setq allowed-values '(super meta hyper control alt none left))
;; Backwards compatibility
(case osx-use-option-as-meta
('nil (setf osx-option-as 'none))
(deprecated nil)
(t (setf osx-option-as 'meta)))
;; Set internal variables according to the given config variables
(cl-loop for (key-var . internal-var) in modifier-keys do
(let ((key-value (symbol-value key-var)))
(when (member key-value allowed-values)
(setf (symbol-value internal-var) key-value))))
Add reveal-in-finder in osx contrib layer
2015-06-03 08:26:40 +00:00
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
(defun kbd-mac-command (keys)
"Wraps `kbd' function with Mac OSX compatible Command-key (⌘).
KEYS should be a string such as \"f\" which will be turned into values
such as \"H-f\", \"s-f\", or \"A-f\" depending on the value of
`mac-commmand-modifier' which could be `hyper', `super', or `alt'.
KEYS with a string of \"C-f\" are also valid and will be turned into
values such as \"H-C-f\".
Returns nil if `mac-command-modifier' is set to `none' or something
other than the three sane values listed above."
(let ((found (assoc mac-command-modifier
'((hyper . "H-")
(super . "s-")
(alt . "A-")))))
(when found (kbd (concat (cdr found) keys)))))
Refine system and feature detection Conflicts: contrib/osx/keybindings.el
2015-06-03 18:31:12 +00:00
;; Keybindings
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "=") 'spacemacs/scale-up-font)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "-") 'spacemacs/scale-down-font)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "0") 'spacemacs/reset-font-size)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "q") 'save-buffers-kill-terminal)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "v") 'yank)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "c") 'evil-yank)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "a") 'mark-whole-buffer)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "x") 'kill-region)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "w") 'delete-window)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "W") 'delete-frame)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "n") 'make-frame)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "`") 'other-frame)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "z") 'undo-tree-undo)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "s")
Refine system and feature detection Conflicts: contrib/osx/keybindings.el
2015-06-03 18:31:12 +00:00
(lambda ()
(interactive)
(call-interactively (key-binding "\C-x\C-s"))))
In OSX, add key binding to use command-1..9 for selecting window
2017-05-10 16:33:55 +00:00
;; window manipulation with command key
Fix OSX mapping issue, because of a recent commit changed the way of OSX mapping
2017-05-15 21:56:13 +00:00
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "1") 'winum-select-window-1)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "2") 'winum-select-window-2)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "3") 'winum-select-window-3)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "4") 'winum-select-window-4)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "5") 'winum-select-window-5)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "6") 'winum-select-window-6)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "7") 'winum-select-window-7)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "8") 'winum-select-window-8)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "9") 'winum-select-window-9)
In OSX, add key binding to use command-1..9 for selecting window
2017-05-10 16:33:55 +00:00
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "Z") 'undo-tree-redo)
(global-set-key (kbd-mac-command "C-f") 'spacemacs/toggle-frame-fullscreen)
Added hide-others shortcut to osx keybindings In emacs 25.1, the osx system default shortcut cmd+alt+h to hide other windows is broken. This commit fixes this (see #7464).
2016-10-24 09:05:01 +00:00
(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-h") 'ns-do-hide-others)
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
Add duplicate keybinding for toggle fullscreen On my mac, using the left command key results in emacs registering the command differently.
2015-07-31 11:02:28 +00:00
;; Emacs sometimes registers C-s-f as this weird keycode
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
;; (global-set-key (kbd "<C-s-268632070>") 'spacemacs/toggle-frame-fullscreen)
Added hide-others shortcut to osx keybindings In emacs 25.1, the osx system default shortcut cmd+alt+h to hide other windows is broken. This commit fixes this (see #7464).
2016-10-24 09:05:01 +00:00
;; (global-set-key [142607065] 'ns-do-hide-others)
change osx-command-as default for ⌘ to hyper instead of super The purpose of this PR is to set the default for ⌘ to `hyper' and to provide the function `kbd-mac-command` to replace `kbd' when defining keybindings for ⌘ in case someone decides to explicitly set osx-command-as to `super' or `alt'. There are problems setting osx-command-as to `alt' and `super', so we use `hyper' as a default instead because, for example: - Using `alt': Command-x or Command-m inserts, respectively: × µ - Using `super': Control-Command-f produces keycode: <C-s-268632078> Setting to `hyper' seems to avoid both types of the above problems. Also, while it is possible, it is not recommended to set to `meta' since standard OSX shortcuts would overshadow important keys such as M-x. Two other small changes include: - Commenting out the code that defines <C-s-268632078> (C-s-f) since it is unnecessary if we use `hyper' as the default; and if we really want to use `super' then we should figure out how to solve the weird keycode issue. - add keybinding for ⌘` (Command-backtick) to `other-window'. Emacs usually swallows this keystroke, so other-window basically restores the default behavior that most Mac OSX users would expect.
2017-04-11 20:43:54 +00:00
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