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Stuff left to do

  • the multi-leader-key stuff mostly works, but there’s still some weirdness around major-mode specific bindings. See the commented hack to prevent bindings from one mode bleading into buffers of a different mode.
  • prefixes that don’t have any assigned bindings in a given mode still show up in which key
  • extra multi-leader-key into a plexmacs package
  • pull the extra commands into a utility package
  • see if the CIDER tweaks can (configurably) make it upstream
  • automatically reuse CIDER buffers (should also go upstream?)
  • add support for a user config file, so more personal tweaks like the font and theme can be split out

CIDER stuff

  • eval insert pretty print should insert at point

Issues

  • company mode behaves differently than in spacemacs, making the autocompletion a lot less pleasant to work with. Figure out how to fix that
  • multi-leader-mode is not enabled by default in Messages, possibly because the buffer already exists when it gets loaded
  • smartparens/evil-cleverparens are currently only enabled in Clojure and Emacs Lisp buffers, which is annoying e.g. when navigating Java (I keep trying to copy identifiers with yL, but L navigates to end of buffer instead of to next form). Should this be enabled in all prog-mode buffers?

Stuff still worth considering adding

  • auto-highlight-symbol -> main thing I use this for in spacemacs is navigating with # and *
  • org-mode -> kind of obvious
    • make sure eval of clojure code blocks works
  • magit -> I don’t really use it much, but just improved commit message buffer bindings would be great, and if this is going to be a proper “distro” it should be in there.
  • JS/python -> I don’t want support for every language, but these two are so dominant they should be supported out of the box
  • HTML/CSS -> the web, yo!
  • Markdown mode -> make sure code block handling works properly

With the above things added we’re not that lightweight anymore, so spend some time tweaking the use-package declarations so more things are loaded on demand.

More far fetched ideas

  • Start a babashka nrepl instance on startup, and have *scratch* start in clojure-mode, with eval going to babashka, so it’s always possible to eval clojure forms.
  • When trying to eval in a clojure buffer that does not have a connection, instead of silently doing nothing, give the user options
    • jack-in
    • sesman-link the buffer to the babashka connection
    • sesman-link to another existing connection
    • cider-connect

Notes from kommen 2020-10-26

https://github.com/kommen/corgi/commits/main

  • evil-escape (fd)
  • magit / evil-magit -> fix TAB
  • desktop-save-mode causes pain (saves theme information?)
  • theme -> likes dracula or eigengrau (jack’s theme)
  • navigating auto complete buffers down with CTRL-j
  • SPC j i for navigating to functions within a buffer (helm-jump-in-buffer)
  • SPC g l l to open a browser to github for the line the cursor is on (git-link)

Stuff to figure out / test

  • Updating corgi / individual corgi packages / overriding package versions

https://github.com/CyberShadow/term-keys

  • Look into terminal key bindings

https://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/13957/18276

view-lossage to test

iTerm(2) gnome-terminal / konsole cmd.exe ? https://github.com/CyberShadow/term-keys