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with lispy, is there a way to move "into" a sexp? for example, cursor is at |
|(+ 2 3)
now, the kehs hjklf all do not move me to the +, 2, or 3
they seem to only move to corresponding ( or ). but I want to move into the "symbols" of the sexp, is that possible?
(defun find-init-el ()
(interactive)
(find-file "~/.emacs.d/init.el"))
(general-define-key :prefix "<home>"
"f 6" 'find-init-el
"f 7" '(find-file "~/.emacs.d/init.el")
)
f 6
works, but f 7
does not -- how do I fix this?for whatever reason, I find this surprisingly hard to do:
I want something that will do all folds where it starts with
(do ;; ...
or (def ...
or (def ...
and fold until the matching )
it's okay to look for the end based on identation, as I will guarantee that the file is properly indented