* restore these functions' signatures to those of their stock evil
counterparts (evil-paste-{before,after}), allowing
`evil-mc-execute-evil-paste` to paste at each cursor when there
are multiple instead of pasting at only one cursor
* retain these functions' ability to directly take a register as
input when called interactively
* regression was caused by bfb565eea9
If dotspacemacs-auto-generate-layout-names is non-nil, and the user
tries to open a layout in a position that doesn't yet have a layout,
then create a new layout with an automatically generated name.
* Make RET and TAB (C-m and C-i) perform the same actions as <return>
and <tab> so the maps work in the terminal.
* Catch <return> in workspaces transient state so that it exits without
executing a command (like already done for layouts).
* Add "workspace w/helm/ivy" to docstring, mirroring the layouts
docstring.
Problem:
Spacemacs rewrites the evil-mc-mode-line variable, to remove the evil-mc mode
line text, when there's only one cursor. The rewrite blocks the recent evil-mc
updates, that made the multi cursor, mode line text, more readable.
Solution:
Use the new evil-mc-one-cursor-show-mode-line-text variable, to only hide the
mode line text, when there's one cursor. This unblocks the current, and any
future updates, that the evil-mc package makes to the mode line text.
Add two new functions: `spacemacs/transient-state-register-add-bindings`
and `spacemacs/transient-state-register-remove-bindings` to prevent layer
authors and end users from dealing with the underlying variables' subtleties.
Pasting in evil-mode has been broken since
`58458f2d2abcc1211444c2060ab598f55e518da4`, as `p` and `P` would always paste
from the unnamed register instead of the register selected with `"`. I've
removed the function's second parameter, as it wasn't being used anywhere.
Fixes#8759
Highlight should already be done automatocally.
This highlight is not desirable because it breaks `n` and `N` search of
occurences and it breaks `:nohl:` as well making it impossible to revert an
highlighted word.
These drawbacks were maybe intentional since it was about highlighting
_permanently_ but it goes against principle of least astonishement, users will
be consufed about an highlight that cannot be reverted whatsoever.
We need an highlighting facility in Spacemacs, there was one at some point with
the package `hl-anything` but at the time it was buggy and removed from
Spacemacs (see layer spacemacs-editing-visual). Maybe we could try it again.
Lines containing a carriage return alone, followed by color escape
sequences, are not colorized properly.
A carriage return in the compilation buffer is interpreted by erasing
contents since the beginning of the line, but compilation-filter-start
is not updated accordingly before calling the filter-hooks.
Workaround it by always colorizing a region from to the beginning of the
line where compilation-filter-start points.
Create new layers:
- spacemacs-navigation: contains packages whose principal goal is navigation
- spacemacs-modeline: contains packages about mode line
Merge spacemacs-ui and spacemacs-ui-visual into layer spacemacs-visual.
The unimpaired keybindings `[ q` and `] q` can be used to jump to flycheck
errors in the current buffer. Because evil-repeat treated them as regular
operations, they were repeated when pressing the `.` key. This made it harder to
rename multiple erroneous variables.
Weirdly, the `'` keybind for `neotree-mode-map` was already present when
doing `M-x neotree-quick-look` with the cursor on the neotree window but
I could not find where exactly it was defined.
This commit officially adds it to the `neotree-mode-map` and the neotree
transient state.
There was an error in `linum-on` when `dotspacemacs-line-numbers` was set to
`'relative`.
- new function `spacemacs//linum-backward-compabitility` to test for old
supported values.
- Use an :around advice for `linum-on` instead of redefining it.
- move linum init time config to `:init` section of `use-package`
- fix relative linum initialization by testing if `dotspacemacs-line-numbers` is
a list first.
