So perspectives are on SPC l
and avy jump to line on SPC L
This is to have consistent lower case keys for "scopes":
- b for buffer
- f for files
- p for project
- and l for layout (perspective)
Fixes warning:
Compiling no file at Tue Nov 3 13:42:42 2015
../../init.el:Warning: `vagrant-tramp-enable' is an obsolete function; use
`vagrant-tramp-add-method' instead.
I feel that it is not needed because it makes not a lot of sense to
have it non global since it is a dotfile variable.
Also remove ' from the docstring for consistency.
Add the `lorem-ipsum` package to insert text, and bind it to:
* `xil`: lorem-ipsum-insert-list
* `xip`: lorem-ipsum-insert-paragraphs
* `xis`: lorem-ipsum-insert-sentences
`x` as it's text related, and `l` for `list, `p` for `paragraph` and `s`
for sentences.
Some users complained about slowness when opening files due to
spell-checking being activated. This commit revert to old behaviour
checking only the words under the cursor and not the whole buffer.
When `auto-dictionary-mode` is activated, it tries to guess the
dictionary no matter if a dictionary was manually selected before, what
is annoying when toggling spell-checking off/on. To avoid this, a piece
of code was added to the spell-checking toggle to select the
buffer-local dictionary if it was set.
As mentioned by lunaryorn, this part of code should also be called when
flyspell is enabled/disabled by an other mean than the spacemacs toggle.
This commit move the code to the `auto-dictionary-mode-hook` for this
purpose.
- Disable `auto-dictionary-mode` by default. Add a layer's variable to
enable it. Its behaviour has some impact on user-defined dictionary
preferences, it has some bugs in daemon mode, and not all languages
are supported. It's why it better to have it disabled by default.
- Toggle off `auto-dictionary-mode` when spell-checking is toggled off.
- Call `flyspell-buffer` when toggling **on** spell-checking to reveal
mistakes (probably the wanted behaviour when activating
spell-checking)
- When `auto-dictionary-mode` is enabled, if a buffer's dictionary is
manually changed with `SPC S d`, it is restored after toggling
spell-checking on/off, otherwise `auto-dictionary` will thy to guess
it again.
gd is now "diff"
gh is now "github"
gg is not changed for "github gist" (updated the prefix name)
Inverts gc and gC since commit is more frequent than checkout
This commit moves the – previously disabled – `auto-dictionary` code to
the `spell-checking` layer and activate it. It is now enabled by
default, but can be disabled by setting `spell-checking-auto-dictionary`
to `nil`.
`auto-dictionary` comes with some interesting improvements:
- Tries to automatically detect what is the language of the buffer and
activate the corresponding dictionary.
- When a buffer is opened, all spelling mistakes are shown without
needing first to be under the cursor.
- When the dictionary is changed, the whole buffer is reanalyzed for
spelling mistakes (close#2088).
