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2018-04-07
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I used evil for c++ dev and loved it. I never liked how it worked with paredit so I gave it up. In evil mode it's quite possible to delete part of a parenthesis, something that is nearly impossible to do in normal Emacs. The evil editing commands seem to take priority over the paredit rules
there's a setting that prevents it, but yeah, using x
or deleting regions can cause issues. Though the region deleting I think is handled pretty well for me, even if you select parens or braces or whatever delimiters.