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Christoph Paulik ff8cd06046 Fix various issues with org markup

- lists were not correctly indented sometimes
- **note** and such things do not exist in org
- Note and Important
- Change Feature list to heading
- Change TODOS to actual org TODOS
- Add TOC to python layer
- list indentation
- some typos I could not leave unchanged
- TODO formatting
- List indentation
- typos
- wrong markup

fix conversion issues

2015-06-11 21:31:42 -04:00

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Shell contribution layer for Spacemacs

Table of Contents
Description
Install
Key bindings
- Multi-term

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Description

This layer configures the various shells available in Emacs.

Install

Layer

To use this contribution add it to your ~/.spacemacs

  (setq-default dotspacemacs-configuration-layers '(shell))

Default shell

Emacs supports three types of shell:

the Emacs shell
the inferior shell
the terminal emulator
the ANSI terminal emulator

You can find a quick introductions to them here.

To define the default shell you can set the layer variable shell-default-shell to the following variables:

eshell
shell
term
ansi-term
multi-term

(setq-default dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
  '(shell :variables shell-default-shell 'eshell))

The default shell is quickly accessible via a the default shortcut key SPC '.

Default shell position and height

It is possible to choose where the shell should pop up by setting the variable shell-default-position to either top, bottom or full. It is not possible to show it on the side for now. Default value is bottom. It is also possible to set the default height in percents with the variable shell-default-height. Default value is 30.

  (setq-default dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
    '(shell :variables
            shell-default-position 'bottom
            shell-default-height 30))

Set shell for term and ansi-term

The default shell can be set by setting the variable shell-default-term-shell. Default value is /bin/bash.

  (setq-default dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
    '(shell :variables shell-default-term-shell "/bin/bash"))

Key bindings

Key Binding	Description
`SPC '`	Open, close or go to the default shell
`SPC a s e`	Open, close or go to an `eshell`
`SPC a s i`	Open, close or go to a `shell`
`SPC a s m`	Open, close or go to a `multi-term`
`SPC a s t`	Open, close or go to a `ansi-term`
`SPC a s T`	Open, close or go to a `term`
`SPC m h`	browse history with `helm` (works in `eshell` and `shell`)
`C-j`	next item in history
`C-k`	previous item in history

Note: You can open multiple shells using a numerical prefix argument, for instance pressing 2 SPC ; will a second default shell, the number of shell is indicated on the mode-line.

Multi-term

Key Binding	Description
`SPC p $ t`	run multi-term shell in root

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