SPC p o was for projectile-multi-occur which is not really useful given
the alternative provided by Spacemacs
If this binding is really important we can consider adding it back
on SPC p O or find another way to integrate multi-occur in Spacemacs.
SPC j F and SPC j V don't fit the SPC j prefix because they require
the thing under point to be an Emacs lisp thing, which means that these
bindings should be major mode specific.
To replace them and accordingly to the convention the key bindings
SPC m g G in Emacs Lisp buffers has been added to go to definition
in other window.
SPC j f and SPC j v (minus letters) don't require the current buffer
to be Emacs Lisp and thus I only updated the documentation about them
mentioning that they're about Emacs Lisp variables and functions.
Changes to the comment in the `spacemacs/rotate-windows` function
Sentences reordered:
From:
Default behavior.
Additional behavior. Prefix argument behavior.
To:
Default behavior,
Prefix argument behavior,
Additional behavior.
Spelling:
First sentence:
"your" replaced with "each",
"forwards" added to the end.
Second sentence (after reordering the last two sentences):
"Giving" removed,
"takes" replaced with "rotates",
"kindows" corrected to "windows",
"rotate" (next to last word) removed
(Optional) Third sentence (after reordering):
"(locked)" added after "Dedicated", it might clarify that a dedicated window means that it is locked.
After these changes:
Before:
"Rotate your windows.
Dedicated windows are left untouched. Giving a negative prefix
argument takes the kindows rotate backwards."
After:
"Rotate each window forwards.
A negative prefix argument rotates each window backwards.
Dedicated (locked) windows are left untouched."
The comment in the function: `spacemacs/rotate-windows-backward`
"your" replaced with "each",
"s" added to "backward",
added the same additional behavior comment as in the "main" rotation function,
"Dedicated (locked) windows are left untouched."
Before:
"Rotate your windows backward."
After:
"Rotate each window backwards.
Dedicated (locked) windows are left untouched."
New interactive function
`spacsmacs/open-file-or-directory-in-external-app`, depending on the
value of prefix argument, it opens the current file or directory in
external app.
Misspellings:
"beginnign" changed to "beginning",
"Insert one of several lines" changed to "Insert one or several lines" in two functions,
"identation" changed to "indentation",
Missing comment copied from the function that inserts a line
in the opposite direction:
(defun spacemacs/insert-line-below-no-indent (count)
"Insert a new line below with no indentation."
and renamed the direction, resulting in:
"Insert a new line above with no indentation."
Duplicate comments removed, the comments inside the functions,
are better explanations of what the function does.
Functions reordered:
The functions:
(defun spacemacs/evil-insert-line-below (count)
and
(defun spacemacs/evil-insert-line-above (count)
were written in a illogical order,
the "above" function should be written before the "below" function,
with this change, the function order will match other functions
with "above" and "below" in their names,
for example these:
(defun spacemacs/insert-line-above-no-indent (count)
https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/develop/layers/%2Bdistributions/spacemacs-base/funcs.el#L535
(defun spacemacs/insert-line-below-no-indent (count)
https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/develop/layers/%2Bdistributions/spacemacs-base/funcs.el#L549
evil-commands.el
line 2205: (defun evil-open-above (count)
line 2219: (defun evil-open-below (count)
line 2310: (defun evil-copy-from-above (arg)
line 2326: (defun evil-copy-from-below (arg)
evil-common.el
line 1892: (defun evil-insert-newline-above ()
line 1901: (defun evil-insert-newline-below ()
Prevent next-buffer, other-buffer, etc. from choosing useless buffers.
No need for spacemacs/next-useful-buffer,
spacemacs/previous-useful-buffer anymore.
Also fix spacemacs/alternate-buffer to respect buffer-predicate.
When spacemacs-layouts is used, buffer-predicate filters useful buffer
that belong to the current layout.
Previously,
* typing `gf` in domain names (for example google.com) in normal buffers
* typing `<tab>` in domain names in the minibuffer
would start pinging that domain name. This is not really useful, so
disable it.
Fixes#2654.
It is better to directly hook function using the conventional hook
functions.
Replace usage of (concat ...) by a (format ...) from which is more
readable.
The motivation is to clean redundent actions and bring more consistency
between `SPC b` and `SPC w` by:
- using capital letters for ace-window actions
- reusing the same letters between window and buffer when possible
- adding support for universal prefix argument to delete both window
and buffer
Details of changes:
Buffer
- `SPC b k` has been removed since the functionality is
available directly in Helm by selecting the kill buffer action
- `SPC b m` (buffer move) has been removed because the functionality
is available via `SPC w` with `SPC w h/j/k/l`, `SPC w H/J/K/L` and
`SPC w M` (see window section for the new `SPC w M`).
- `SPC b K` (kill other buffers) is now `SPC b m` to map with `SPC w m`
(kill other window or maximize). Using the universal prefix argument
`SPC u SPC b m` will also kill the windows.
- `SPC b C-k` (kill buffer matching regexp) is now simply on `SPC b k`.
- `SPC b D` now kills a buffer using ace-window.
- `SPC b d` and `SPC b D` now accept an universal prefix argument to
also delete the window. So `SPC u SPC b d` and `SPC u SPC b D` delete
the buffer and the window.
Window
- `SPC w M` now swap the window using ace-window.
- old `SPC w M` (center window) is now on `SPC w c` and `SPC w C` uses
ace-window.
- `SPC w SPC` (select window) is now on `SPC w W` since it uses
ace-window.
- `SPC w d` and `SPC w D` now accepts an universal prefix argument to
delete the window and the buffer.
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.
This works with systems defined by the error delegate function (and it
shows which system is used, and which buffer supplies the “errors”).
When the Emacs next-error system is used and the next-error buffer is a
Spacemacs GNE buffer, it also shows current number / total number.
Implement a delegate function that decides which system to use. Also
check for the visibility of any next-error valid buffer, not just
compilation buffers.
