In ediff buffers, `aggressive-indent-mode` causes diff markers to be
indented with code. Additionally, code in diff regions can be indented
unpredictably.
Resolve by disabling aggressive-indent in ediff buffers.
- Use slime for indentation
- Add extension for SBCL
- Allow to create a common lisp scratch buffer with slime-scratch
- Enable fuzzy completion with score.
- Don't enable SLIME in Emacs Lisp. It's not usable. The SLIME of Emacs
Lisp is Emacs itself.
Now in addition to the <layer>/init-<pkg> function there are
- <layer>/pre-init-<pkg> (executed before <layer>/init-<pkg>)
- <layer>/post-init-<pkg> (executed after <layer>/init-<pkg>)
The init function is mandatory, if it is not present then the
package is ignored and not installed.
This mechanism allows soft (implicit) cross layers dependencies
between packages (see company for more info).
It is now possible to remove flycheck from spacemacs layer and
move it to its own syntax-checking layer.
Move company and auto-complete to a common layer.
They are not enabled globally anymore, each mode using them
must explicitly declare a hook.
Only one frontend is supported for a given mode, we have to
choose the best between the two.
Only one key binding to toggle auto-completion on `SPC t a` no
matter if it is company or auto-complete. The lighter in the
mode-line is Ⓐ for both frontends.
- backup the packages to be updated
- then delete them
- the user restart emacs and spacemacs will install the last version
Fixes some update errors related to byte-compilation like the one
which affected the powerline (void variable left)
This commit also adds some page break for clarity
It offers superior key binding and command exploration interface compare
with stock Help buffer:
- It can search for key bindings or associated with Helm.
- Since using Helm, it can narrow to relevant matches.
Stock help-mode buffer has nothing on this. One useful example is using
`C-h b` to explore major mode key bindings.
