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2017-03-04
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qqq01:03:25

so I'm cleaning up all of my .emacs.d/init.el -- and one thing I'k not happy with is my usef of etags to pull out all defs in src/... -- is there a better solution, i.e. somehow combining imenu and projectile ?

qqq01:03:35

this is 100% first world problem: I have 3 monitors. when I pop up a new emacs frame, is there anyway to ocntrol which monitor the frame pops up on?

qqq10:03:41

right now, emacs auto indent wants to do:

(let [...]
  ;; ...
)
(note the two spaces) now, I want emacs auto indent to do:
(let [...}
;; ...
}
(note how it's flush with the start of the line) any idea what option this is?

hlolli10:03:14

@qqq you can check out this custom config from weavejester https://github.com/weavejester/dotfiles/blob/master/emacs.d/init.el#L227 he customizes the indentation heavily, not sure about the comments.

qqq11:03:26

@hlolli : didn't find what I want there -- but there are some gold nuggets there -- it's always fasicnating reading people's key bindings and guessing how they program

qqq11:03:45

it's like "under what circumstances does this become such a frequent op that we want such a short binding for it" ?

richiardiandrea16:03:54

How switch point from beginning to end of sexp (out of the parent) in paredit?

richiardiandrea16:03:38

Yeah I think a small function would do 😀

hlolli17:03:34

it's <C-M f> on default I think, but my fingers are too stiff for such a flexible command.

richiardiandrea17:03:56

Some people have it on C-M-right, I was reading.. 😀 inf-clojure now positions the cursor at the beginning, but C-c C-n evaluates the last sexp

richiardiandrea17:03:50

There is an issue for that, it would probably make sense to position point at the end of the first top level form

dpsutton18:03:21

i've looked into the indentation of ; before, how it goes to the end of the line. this seems to be hard coded into emacs and there's no getting around it as far as i can tell

dpsutton18:03:29

my guess would be that ;; is similar

lvh19:03:58

Can I use clj-refactor to rename a namespace alias?

lvh19:03:06

(rename-symbol isn’t it, apparently.)