could someone tell me how to configure it so that when I do an evil-lisp-state function, that I stay in normal mode, instead of staying in evil-lisp-state? Or help me understand why that’s the default and how to take advantage

@jeremyraines: i've been trying to learn more of the evil-lisp-state movements so that i'm more productive when i'm there

but i still move around mostly in normal mode, since that is still most intuitive

yeah. I know that the context-switch of changing modes is part of the point of this, but man the learning curve is rough

maybe the way to learn is just to always be in evil-lisp-state for clj

this is how i learned paredit, heh

yeah I might give that a shot. Doesn’t it give you smartparens bindings rather than paredit? and/or are they mostly the same?

also - how can I toggle that mode without performing a prefixed evil-lisp-mode function first? If I want to try toggling on off before just setting it for all clojure files

how familiar are you with elisp?

oh nvm, you can do Spc-: evil-lisp-state to turn it on

thanks

https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/master/doc/DOCUMENTATION.org#reserved-prefix-command-for-user

so you could do like (evil-leader/set-key "ol" 'evil-lisp-state)

hm, i will give this a go myself

cool