These changes will allow users to evaluate hy code in a repl using an
inferior-lisp process. It requires that users have hy installed via pip
in their local python enviornment.
Add smartparens-mode and documentation
I moved the add-hook for smartparens call to
python/post-init-smartparens. Keybindings were also updated to match
the ones for the Inferior REPL process for Python. Also added some
documentation for required hy pacakge, and the keybindings to
README.org.
When Spacemacs is used in daemon mode, the `PATH` is not always filled
up with user-defined run paths when Spacemacs load the packages. The
`toggle` of the `vmd` package is checking for the `vmd` executable which
may be in one of the user path, what prevent the package to be loaded,
even if the executable is available at execution time.
If people want to use `vmd`, setting `markdown-live-preview-engine`
should be enough, there is no need for checking for the executable to be
present, this is the responsability of the user to ensure this.
If only ipython is installed, command $ ipython notebook fails with ImportError: No module named 'notebook'. Correct to specify dependency to include the notebook server.
It is better to directly hook function using the conventional hook
functions.
Replace usage of (concat ...) by a (format ...) from which is more
readable.
- add haskell-completion-backend variable that should be used to select
desired completion backend
- add support for intero (based on @cydparser layer)
- remove ghci-ng support
- update readme file:
- document haskell-completion-backend variable
- remove installation notes for ghc-mod as they are not relevant
anymore
- remove ghci-ng section
- overall readme file fixes and improvements
Helm-flx, which is included as a core package, requires a minimum Emacs
version of 24.4. As it stands attempting to install Spacemacs on Emacs
24.3 or below will break on helm-flx.
Or `,.` with the shortcut, this is a more standard approach.
Use the :evil-leader-for-mode keyword to bind the transient state
Add space in the :doc of the transient state because auto-indent of
elisp code is broken otherwise.
This is a very opinionated option and works very poorly on even
moderately large projects as it invokes `hasktags` synchronously,
freezing the editor for several seconds on every save. Users who want
this behavior should enable it manually.
Fixes#6292.
According to the conversation in [0] ':' is removed from
electric-indent-chars in python-mode because typing ':' in
> for i in range(10):
> print(i)
> for i in range(10)_
with the point at _ indents the third line. This is not happening in
Emacs 24.5 anymore.
[0] aed0fc8ef8