Currently the python layer (without anaconda backend) provides only helm-pydoc
or pylookup-lookup-at-point functionality. Both these functions are cumbersome.
`pydoc-at-point-no-jedi` adds simpler doc functionality, therefore this commit
adds this command as a third option. It places it under `SPC m h p` because `SPC
m h h` is already taken by the anaconda doc functionality (it could be placed on
`h h` if anaconda is not available, but I did not bother to implement it)
Currently company-emoji does not get activated by the emoji layer.
Also when it is activated, then the emoji short-name does not get completed to
unicode if `company-emoji-insert-unicode` is `t`.
This commit fixes both issues, by activating company-emoji for text-modes and
advising the emoji inert function to optionally do company-emoji completion.
See joostkremers/ebib#213By remapping spacemacs/kill-buffer to ebib-quit ebib is generally exited 'correctly' (if users really want to kill the buffer and mess up things, they can still do that in plenty of other ways).
Update layers/+readers/djvu/packages.el
Co-authored-by: Lucius Hu <1222865+lebensterben@users.noreply.github.com>
Update layers/+readers/djvu/config.el
to avoid having to add a lot of additional ignore
statements to our .gitignore file.
For now this shall reside in LSP layer if it becomes too big
we can do a more refined design based on the auto-complete
layer.
By enabling all layers referring to lsp and searching packages they depend
on, currently I found these variables:
`lsp-server-install-dir`
`lsp-session-file`
`lsp-eslint-library-choices-file`
`lsp-yaml-schema-store-local-db`
`lsp-vetur-global-snippets-dir`
* Warn user they are reading develop docs
Draft commit, definitely still needs work.
The intent is to let users know they are reading documentation that might not
apply to their version of spacemacs. The default install is based on master,
but the docs for both master and develop show up in search engine results.
Currently the only way to see that you are reading the develop docs is by
looking at the subdomain. You'd also need to know that a non-develop website
exists, which is not obvious.
* Use real redirect link back to non-develop docs
Co-authored-by: Lucius Hu <lebensterben@users.noreply.github.com>
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