Add hybrid-mode-insert-state-map
Factor out spacemacs stuff
All spacemacs specific configuration is done in spacemacs/packages.el
now. This makes hybrid-mode effectively a standalone package.
Also add a comment explaining the keymap setup code.
Recently, spacemacs started giving a warning here. Although powerline is
nearly a default, we still have this package-usedp check in other
places, it's appropriate here as well for those who don't use it.
It is now possible to override the recipe in a custom layer.
For instance to override the recipe R for package P in layer L
In a private layer L' put at the end of dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
and listing P with an init function for P, L' becomes the ower of
P and the recipe R' defined in L' overrides the recipe R.
The `package-delete` function refuses to delete a package that is a
depency by default, which prevents the spacemacs update function from
working most of the time.
This commit sets the flag to force deletion for Emacs 25.
Now it is possible to have unicode symbols in GUI and not in
terminal using emacsclient
Do to so, dotspacemacs-mode-line-unicode-symbols must be set to
the symbol 'display-graphic-p which will be lazily evaluated
via the macro dotspacemacs|symbol-value
This is especially useful for users having troubles with unicode
characters in their terminal but wants to use them in GUI client.
Allowed properties to be overridden are: location, step and excluded
This mechanism allow the user to alter the location of a given
package, for instance if she wants to use her own fork instead of the
version in ELPA.
Note that for now there is no easy way to override the package recipes.
Which effectively set it to alien on Windows
GNU find or Cygwin find must be in path for project outside of
supported VCS (i.e. project with a .projectile file)
Once all extensions were moved from "extensions" to "local",
spacemacs was no longer able to find the solarized themes.
Thanks to @TheBB for helping narrow this down!
Closes#2628
