Previously, you had to set the evilnc-invert-comment-line-by-line
to be enable inverted comments. Since whether you want to invert
comments or not varies on a case to case basis, depending on the region
you wish to comment, this is bad UI.
Made two functions per original commenting function, one for inverse
the other for regular.
Added keybindings for the new inverted operations on capital letter,
so that comment lines is SPC c l and invert comment lines is SPC c L.
I removed the comment invert toggle as it is no longer needed.
(Also removed old docs which said that SPC c r is comment region;
it is actually recompile)
- Change key bindings to better conform to conventions
- `SPC m r l` to `SPC m s i` start REPL
- `SPC m r p` to `SPC m s f` send function
- `SPC m r P` to `SPC m s r` send region
- `SPC m l t` to `SPC m h t` display type
- Add functions to focus the REPL
- `SPC m s F` spacemacs/push-decl-elm-repl-focus
- `SPC m s R` spacemacs/push-elm-repl-focus
- Fix documentation spacing
- Fix company configuration in config.el
- Move company config outside elm-mode config
- Add missing post-init function for flycheck
- Restore search direction after leaving micro-state
- Previously pressing "N" during ahs micro-state would cause "n" and
"N" to be reversed
- "n" after "#" should go up, "n" after "*" should go down
- This matches vim behavior
This is needed for clearing out polluted namespaces for tests and such.
"msR" and "msr" were taken, and the cider default is C-c C-x, so I opted
for "msx". It is also close to "mss", switch to repl.
The state of the files will change the face. For instance, green
means new file, purple means modified file etc... (not that those
colors are with spacemacs-dark theme)
Every time the sox-layer "s-n" key is used to make a new frame, there's a warning "'new-frame' is an obsolete command (as of 22.1); use 'make-frame' instead." While 'new-frame' is aliased to 'make-frame', so there's no issue with functionality, the warning is annoying. The fix is to have "s-n" call 'make-frame'.
instead of the downloaded package archive. It fixes a case where
a package maintainer removes a dependency D of a package P and spacemacs
detects it which has the effect of deleting the obsolete package D, but
package-alist is not yet updated, because package-alist is updated only
when P is reinstalled (or upgraded).
