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Today I will be mostly making Humus :female-cook:
Good morning!
Good morning!
in holy mode I have paredit set up so that when I do C-k
it doesn't delete the parens beyond the close of the sexp and this means I don't end up with unbalanced parens. In evil-mode dd
, which is sort of C-k
like, I do end up losing everything on that line. Should I be using another keybinding or is there a thing I can set to get the C-k behaviour?
I had the same issue so in smart parens i have rebound smartparens-mode-map "C-k" #'sp-kill-hybrid-sexp
The paredit equivalent seems to be paredit-kill
more or less
I've tried "talon" today for voice input and while I'm suuuuper slow, I like the relaxed vibe it has.
I’ve been curious about this! Perhaps the speed can help you do the right thing first instead of mucking about with mistyped words and eagerly, wrongfully placed parens.
My right shoulder is telling me I should type less at times.
And perhaps my back.
I think using a better microphone helps a lot. Also my system is very customized regarding keyboard access but non standard. Some of the talon settings as I tried assumed more standard bindings. But yelling "whale quench" at Emacs to close a file is nice, tbh
I gotta try something like that out. Is it a free trial, or did you pay? Does your accent matter, BTW?
It's free but you can use dragon speak as the recognition engine. My accent may matter, but I think it's worse than your's 😂
How did you find the scripting? I downloaded it yesterday, but put it aside once I realised I had to do a bunch of configuration myself. Don’t really have time for that right now.
I just tried with the config <//github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon> which seems to be "standard"
And the yelling the alphabet at my computer!
"FOCUS emacs"
"capital sit" "paren drum each fine near square go right snap paren pit red sit near trap look near double quote go right" "phrase hello world" "escape"
hahahaha
that sounds so funny
"colon whale quench"
can you not do ZZ in spacemacs?
I forget
"capital zip zip" you mean? :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
ah yes, the good old capital of Zip Zip 😄
How does it work for parediting?
I mean, not in terms of what to say, but… does it work well
I’d expect parediting to be smoother than the character juggling that you have to do in other languages
The above example was assuming smartparens/paredit actually 🙂
And I would totally add custom emacs commands for structural editing:
barf backwards
slurp forward
😉
Sounds even more fun, right?
Indeed!
(Maybe not so relaxing if you quickly get angry at computers when they don't behave 😛 )
Agreed 🙌
absolutely - it's definitely worth the extra effort to get up on top of the downs