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qqq07:03:39

C-h f only searches for functions that are (interactive) is there a way to search for all functions?

qqq07:03:35

where are the colors for show-parens defined / chosen ?

munen09:03:44

@qqq Why do you say C-h f only searches for interactive functions? For example setq is not interactive, yet C-h f will describe it.

qqq09:03:28

@munen: I just verified, C-h f does find setq. I'm definitely wrong on this.

munen09:03:59

Btw, such answers are easy to get from Emacs itself.

munen09:03:25

If I didn’t know about deletion of whitespace, I’d do a: C-h a delete whitespace and Emacs would tell me. Magic^^

munen09:03:54

That’s part of the beauty of Emacs for me. Infinite functionality and easily accessible as well as augmentable.

qqq09:03:04

Hmm, I'm currently only at C-h f C-h v C-h b C-h k

munen09:03:36

C-h a is mighty. It does an ‘apropos’ search. Works wonders if you wonder if there’s a function that would do XXX(;

qqq09:03:51

munen: can you help me C-h a this problem?

qqq09:03:54

I'm using show paren mode

qqq09:03:15

I know that I can set the cursor color via (set-face-background 'show-paren-match) and (set-face-foreground 'show-paren-match)

qqq09:03:26

my question now is: can I set it so that the two cursor have different colors? (the one I'm at vs the matching paren)

munen09:03:19

I’m sorry. I’m not familiar with this mode.

munen09:03:09

To match parens, I’m using evils %.

munen09:03:42

(If that helps.)

qqq09:03:47

does it auto show you when you move cursor over a (

qqq09:03:55

ie. when you move cursor over a (, does it highlight the correpsonding ) ?

qqq09:03:00

hmm, yours already has different colors

qqq09:03:08

mine has the same color, i.e. both grey or both light blue

munen09:03:19

That happens automatically, btw. That’s not using %. % is for jumping between those parens.

munen09:03:29

I’m using a color scheme.

munen09:03:33

Not default colors.

qqq09:03:47

right right, I'm familiar with emacs/evil, just not show-paren-mode

munen09:03:06

It’s the wombat theme

munen09:03:31

Me, neither^^

munen09:03:12

From the doc, it seems to duplicate functionality from evil.