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In certain places in my Emacs UI, I get little boxes with four characters that are definitely supposed to be some icon or something that must be missing? This is an example. Does anyone know what this is, or at least what it might be called so I could try googling it?
It may be this package: https://github.com/domtronn/all-the-icons.el It requires installing some fonts.
That was it! Thank you @UE72GJS7J!
The result:
I had that package installed (probably as a dependency), but had to M-x all-the-icons-install-fonts
Is there an indentation configuration for clojure-mode that will give me this behavior (or close to it) when there is an arg on the first line and without?
(dom/div {}
"foo")
(dom/div
(dom/div
(dom/div "foo")))
I can get one or the other but not both using put-clojure-indent
, but I'd like to have both cases in my code
Update: (setq clojure-indent-style 'always-indent)
gives me what I want in this case, but changes indentation for or
to
(or foo
bar
baz)
It seems like I can fix this by calling put-clojure-indent
with 0 for all the standard functions I'd like aligned