Has anyone noticed magit being ridiculously slow, for some reason only in spacemacs?

Takes SPC g s about 2s of drawing-thread-blocking, which is really annoying.

What’s the preferred way to wrap something in paired delimiters, like quotes or parens? I think I can get evil-mode’s visual mode to select it, although W seems to overshoot by also grabbing the space at the end

vWgS does something totally weird; like add newlines

Looks like that might be the S part

v/, almost works, except it includes the comma

I have something like

SESSION_TOKEN = os.environ.get(AWS_SESSION_TOKEN)

in that specific instance I would do vi(s”

I guess that works; I didn’t start out with the parens though

but I guess I can put the parens in first

I was kind of hoping that the was a UPPER_SNAKE_CASE word object

also, I dunno if you know python but I have some lines that come with a default

SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = os.environ.get(AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY,  "SOME_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY’)

(so going for the paren pair doesn’t work)

oh sorry, I misunderstood. there are a few things that could work

for one, there is an “argument” text object which is a plugin in vim but built into spacemacs

for info on how to use it http://blog.carbonfive.com/2011/10/17/vim-text-objects-the-definitive-guide/

another thing you can do (what I’ve done for certain major modes like clojure) is redine what a word is

for example, in clojure there are many things named like name-of-function so dia na|me-of-function gives you -of-function

if you redefine the hyphen as a part of a word instead of a word delimiter you can treat the whole thing as one word instead of messing with WORD which can cause other problems like in the example you showed

I’m not sure if this would be wise for python because I don’t really use it too much, but it is an option

@lvh: For wrapping in paired delimiters, I first enter them (for example ""), then put the point on the second delimiter, SPC k s to slurp

I write Clojure, though, so our modes may differ 🙂

is there a way to keep smart parens from toggling itself off when completing something with yassnippet?

for instance when i autocomplete a let smartparens gets toggled off

@chris Yeah the word redefinition makes sense; I think a similar thing would work well for Python as well

@reefersleep That’s how I used to do it with regular emacs

@lvh are you hungry for a more efficient solution? 🙂

Nope; just trying to learn 🙂

btw, I notice the magit lag too, but I've only ever tried spacemacs, so I have no comparison. ~1 second to render for me

yeah

It’s instant in regular emacs

I think it might be the powerline

I’ll profile it

cool!

btw, how do I show the current available commands in lisp mode?

? is unavailable

h is movement

SPC is unbound

same goes for visual mode I guess

F1-m

if I’m understanding what you’re asking

you’re asking about bindings right?

oh boy f1

this is where I get confused by my new touch bar

f1 does appear to be the thing, thanks 😄

(defun modify-lisp-syntax ()
  (modify-syntax-entry ?- "w")
  (modify-syntax-entry ?_ "w"))

that’s how I’ve changed word. this changes both the hyphen and the underscore

and it’s bound in a few different lisp hooks (clojure, elisp and racket iirc)

So I feel like an absolute idiot, but it seems that paredit mode isnt’ enabled by default and I have to set it on each buffer. What is the correct way to do this (my first day using spacemacs)

the paredit that comes with spacemacs is smartparens and you enable it by adding hooks

so (add-hook ‘clojure-mode-hook ‘smartparens-mode)