It's important to make templating variables something unique-looking so
that you don't accidentally write template variables where you don't
mean to. For example, in extensions.template, "package names go here"
was being replaced with "package <name of package>s go here", etc.
Also Search case-insensitively for good measure
Currently, when tab is pressed, spaces are inserted. It makes Python
REPL unable to recognize code indentation. We must use tab to indent.
Setting indent-tabs-mode is buffer local, so it does not affect its
value in other buffers.
Remove default auto-mode-alist mapping from *.h to c++-mode.
Introduce a variable and use that in the init: section of cc-mode to
conditionally update the auto-mode-alist.
Updated the documentation.
Conflicts:
contrib/!lang/c-c++/README.md
- enable ocamldoc in company completion
- enable merlin-document binding
- add binding for ML <-> MLI switch
- bind most merlin commands
user visible change:
printing type at point was moved to SPC mht, and SPC mhT asks for an expression
SPC mgg/mgG is now consistent with CONVENTIONS.md, and
SPC mgb can be used to go back(in addition to default C-c &)
- Use high level function window-configuration-to-register. Using
set-register causes the error wrong-type-argument integer-or-marker-p
when we later want to jump to the register.
- Check if the register actually has a window configuration before
jumping to it. Otherwise error happens because we try jump to non-existent
window configuration.
- Add key bindings.
When a Helm help buffer is detected, we don't treat it like other Helm
buffers by simply adding its own entry in display-buffer-alist that does
no additional action.
When no Python executable is detected, Semantic causes an error that it cannot
retrieve include paths from the executable, causing an error that prevents
Python buffer to be switched and error is repeatedly reported whenever a Python
buffer is opened. This commit ignores the error from
semantic-python-get-system-include-path that is called when Semantic setup
itself for a Python buffer.
