Most people won't take the time to write their own per-theme colors,
so having high-quality defaults matters more than anything else.
These defaults are carefully balanced statistical averages of all colors
suitable for both light and dark themes, and perfected to work for 90% of
all themes.
It's the BEST out-of-the-box experience we can offer without forcing
all users to write their own individual per-theme optimizations
for ALL of their themes...
It isn't enough to just update the variables! We must also refresh the "font
locking" (syntax highlighting) in all buffers that have rainbow-identifiers-mode
currently active, so that they instantly re-paint with their per-theme values.
Otherwise we get stuck with an ugly mishmash of old colors and a new theme.
This change loops through all buffers and marks matching ones for re-painting,
starting with the current buffer first so that the user sees quick results!
Added support for 9 new themes, and updated the defaults
for some old definitions to much more closely match the "spirit"
of each theme's individual intended brightness
and saturation level.
Now reverts lightness and saturation to the user's fallback defaults.
A suggested future improvement: Revert to whatever would be used
for the current theme, so that it is a true "reset". Such a change
would require decoupling the sat&light code in "colors//tweak-theme-colors".
Why?
- 'r' is free binding - not used anywhere for org related modes
- refiling is quite common activity if you use org heavily, so moving it for
easy access makes sense
Move check into function, and add to local-vars hook instead of the mode hook.
This makes the variable changeable at runtime and also as part of local vars.
Comment the code and group the keys/commands based on the
which-key section they appear in.
Reduce the width of the listed keys:
By removing spaces around the two dots `..` in the key sequences, and
by removing the modifier keys before the last number in a sequence.
Update the renamed select-window-[1-9] command name, to the new
winum-select-window-[1-9] name.
Combine keys that call the same command.
This is a follow-up commit after #8155 has been merged. It applies the same
changes to code of the `ivy` layer. It is not part of #8155 because there was
no `ivy` layer when that PR was submitted.
Add two new functions: `spacemacs/transient-state-register-add-bindings`
and `spacemacs/transient-state-register-remove-bindings` to prevent layer
authors and end users from dealing with the underlying variables' subtleties.
The various string-match calls in this function were obviosly written with that
in mind.
This also fixes the case where the compilation buffer contains the output of
`cargo test`, which includes "0 failed". Previously, this was treated as an
error, now it's not.
Addresses #8297 for the tsfmt backend. However, does not fix tide issue, and
automatic major mode formatting (`SPC m =`) does not work in TSX files as they
are opened in web mode.
- Remove echo of regexp
- Use = instead of equalp
- Use use-region-p instead of checking line numbers
- Use when/unless instead of if
- Use point-at-{eol,bol} instead of point
js-doc provides an alternative function for generating function doc comments
that makes use of Yasnippet to easily jump between the comment sections/tags.
This commit enables use of that function, if Yasnippet package is active.
The login is required for most jupyter installs these days.
change ipython command keybinding for open from 'n' to 'o'
Unless I'm violating some Spacemacs convention using 'o' for 'open'
seems to the right choice instead of 'n'. Better mnemonics, IMO.
Problem: There are two projectile spacemacs/set-leader-keys sections,
next to each other.
Solution: Combine and sort the keys alphabetically with lower case
before upper case. A quick search showed that order in a lot of
other set-leader-key sections.
Madoko is a fast markdown processor with a special .mdk extension
from microsoft research. emacs should use markdown-mode to render
a .mdk file as markdown file.
"Sayid (siy EED) is a tool for debugging and profiling clojure code."
(https://bpiel.github.io/sayid/) it allows viewing the results of each line of
code in a clojure function, without editing the code at all.
This commit evilifies the plugin and adds its commands to the "debug" submenu
of the main clojure mode menu.
Before, `org-mu4e` would be loaded when mu4e was. However, as an extension to
org mode, not mu4e, it should be loaded when org mode is.
This commit also adds similar support for notmuch.
