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I'm expecting
(add-hook 'lispy-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(setq-local outline-regexp
(concat "^\\s-*("
(regexp-opt '("progn" "def" "defun" "defn" "do"))
".*"
))))
(progn
(progn
(progn
(defun foo (x y)
(+ x y)))))
to match the {progn and (defun lines for "outline headers", but it's not matching themC-h v outline-regexp shows:
outline-regexp is a variable defined in ‘outline.el’.
Its value is "^\\s-*(\\(?:d\\(?:ef\\(?:u?n\\)?\\|o\\)\\|progn\\)"
anyone else running into an issue where "lispy--indent-region" is incorrectly indenting regions that have been collapsed in outline mode ?
I'm thinking about switching from helm to ivy + counsel + swiper -- anyone made this transition / have feed back ?
@qqq I did something similar - switched from ido
to the ivy
stack and I’m loving it.
the ics stack is really nice
I’ve switched to using that from helm but haven’t gotten my fingers to work quite right, yet
@bozhidar @bostonaholic: are either of your init.el public? I'm just looking for stuff to steal
and my more generic config https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude
do you use avy-goto-word/char in practice? I tried it for a few weeks and found I like vim keys more for jumping around
@qqq I use avy-goto-word-1
constantly