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Fix neotree documentation

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Eivind Fonn 2015-11-23 20:20:25 +01:00
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@ -1761,17 +1761,17 @@ The mode-line has the following format =[x/y] d (D:a, F:b)= where:
- =d= the name of the current directory
- =a= the number of directories in the current directory
- =b= the number of files in the current directory
**** NeoTree Source Control Integration
If you would like NeoTree to show source control information, you can use the
setting ~neo-vc-integration~. Possible values are:
setting =neo-vc-integration=. It is a list containing the possible values:
| Setting | Description |
|---------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~face~ | Show information by changing the color of the file/directory name. |
| ~char~ | Show information with a character to the left of the file/directory name. |
| ~nil~ | Do not show source control information (recommended). |
| =face= | Show information by changing the color of the file/directory name. |
| =char= | Show information with a character to the left of the file/directory name. |
The default is ~nil~ (do not show source control information).
The default is =nil= (do not show source control information), which is recommended.
For example,
@ -1780,28 +1780,28 @@ For example,
#+END_SRC
*Note*: At this time, it is not recommended to set this to anything other
than ~nil~. Otherwise, it will become very slow with larger source trees.
than =nil=. Otherwise, it will become very slow with larger source trees.
See https://github.com/jaypei/emacs-neotree/issues/126 for more information.
****
**** NeoTree Theme
You can change the NeoTree theme by using the setting ~neo-theme~. Possible
You can change the NeoTree theme by using the setting =neo-theme=. Possible
values are:
| Setting | Description |
|-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~classic~ | Use an icon to display items - only suitable for gui mode. |
| ~ascii~ | The simplest style, it will use =x=,=-= to display fold status. |
| ~arrow~ | Use unicode arrows to display fold status. |
| ~nerd~ | Use the NERDTree indentation mode and arrows. |
| Setting | Description |
|-----------+------------------------------------------------------------------|
| =classic= | Use an icon to display items - only suitable for gui mode. |
| =ascii= | The simplest style, it will use =x=, =-= to display fold status. |
| =arrow= | Use unicode arrows to display fold status. |
| =nerd= | Use the NERDTree indentation mode and arrows. |
The default is ~classic~.
The default is =classic=.
Use ~nerd~ if you want it to look most like NERDTree in VIM. For example:
Use =nerd= if you want it to look most like NERDTree in VIM. For example:
#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
(setq neo-theme 'nerd)
#+END_SRC
*** Bookmarks
Bookmarks can be set anywhere in a file. Bookmarks are persistent. They are very
useful to jump to/open a known project. Spacemacs uses =helm-bookmarks= to