It just occurred to me that paredit doesn’t seem to have a command for swapping two adjacent s-expressions.

Am I missing something?

@radon seems there's a built-in command. C-M-t

@doglooksgood: Doesn’t that transpose words rather than s-expressions?

It’s from Emacs core rather than paredit.

it depend on where your cursor is, if you want to transpose sexp, you should place your cursor at the beginning of sexp.

Wow, wait. My terminal is dropping the control key!!

Nice, thanks!

#terminalproblems

🙂 that will exchange this two lines, but the cursor will move to the end, not very handy.

Eh, not really a problem with paredit. I can just C-M-b my way back if need be.