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Yes, check https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/how-to-turn-off/ lsp-ui-doc
at a certain height, emacs starts making new modals appear below the current buffer, instead of to the side. does anyone perhaps know what setting controls this?
take a look at split-width-threshold
and split-height-threshold
they probably do what you want.
I've been thinking that making commits would be easier if they all just had the same commit message.
(defun teod/thinking-face ()
(interactive)
(insert "🤔"))
(defun teod/buffer-set-content-thinking-face ()
(interactive)
(erase-buffer)
(teod/thinking-face))
😈in emacs, we have the function cider-pprint-eval-defun-at-point
that sends the result of a top-level from to a buffer named *cider-result*
. The nice thing about that window is that the output is pretty printed. Can I use the same window to display the last tap>
? In general, do we have a way of looking at pretty-printed tapped values from emacs?