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2018-05-08
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- # vim (28)
does anyone use evil-mode and 'fd' to escape? do you use :ws to save after? I've been using spacemacs for so long but found I could find something more optimal that "fd spc f s" to escape then save.
just swapped evil-paredit for evil-cleverparens (with paredit), and it’s great (my messy dotfiles https://github.com/joelkuiper/dotfiles/blob/master/emacs)
hitting dd no longer gives an error, but does something sensible while keeping the parens balanced
evil-paredit simply errors out if you are about to unbalance the parens, but cleverparens seems to guess my intention most of the time which is nice
what about lispy, I hear it is pretty great, i'm still setting it up in my emacs.d but have seen comments of how much better it is than paredit. I've also used parinfer with some luck.
haven’t really looked into them, paredit and vim bindings are in muscle memory … so I see no reason to break old habits 😛
I’m coming back to emacs from a stint in Atom, and revisiting my configs… what do y’all use for linting clojure?
do you mean for form structure or highlighting other errrors?
above this thread are some suggestions on good lisp structure libraries I've used paredit and parinfer with success, though there are other options.