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2019-05-16
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theeternalpulse02:05:19

I think emacs keeps separate environment from the host system, so you need to either do it manually or use this

theeternalpulse02:05:43

I noticed that when I enter iedit mode or elisp-debug mode while using evil and try to type something like 'n' for next occurence in iedit or 'h' for "here" in the debugger, the keys don't seem to register since I'm in evil mode initially. I have to press esc to enter the mode where I can type the original keymap commands for the mode. Do I have to re-map all the keys I want for evil states, or is there an easy way to tell emacs "when I enter iedit mode, treat commands typed in evil states that aren't insert like they are the normal emacs modes"