spacemacs 2017-09-06 | Slack Archive

jeff.terrell00:09:29

Do y'all ever undo a couple dozen changes, then maybe yank a line or two into a register, then try to redo those changes and get the following error in your minibuffer? Unrecognized entry in undo list undo-tree-canary It breaks redo at that point, which is pretty frustrating.

ag00:09:35

@jeff.terrell sounds like upstream issue in undo-tree.el

jeff.terrell00:09:06

That's what I'm afraid of. Might try to keep an eye out next time it happens to see if I can find a reproducible triggering process. Thanks @ag.

claudiu08:09:04

Does anyone know how to display the full path in the powerline ? Seeing only core.clj is really not ideal.

jumar10:09:08

@U3LP7DWPR not exactly the solution but I quite frequently use SPC f y to show and copy the full path.

jeff.terrell13:09:20

That's what I do too.

ag17:09:28

hey guys, there's also :f ex-command . ~~north remembers~~ vimmers know

jeff.terrell20:09:29

Oh nice! Didn't know about that in vim. (I always used C-g to do the same thing.) Looks like :f is different from SPC f y in Spacemacs because the former doesn't copy the filename to the clipboard.

ag20:09:42

no it doesn't, that's a quick way to peak in what exactly file you at

eggsyntax21:09:21

Anyone happen to know if there's a way to copy the namespace?

ag21:09:24

@U077BEWNQ there's a way 😉

ag21:09:33

(cider-current-ns)

eggsyntax21:09:02

Oooh, nice. Thanks! I'd been thinking of writing a fn to do it, but I'm quite happy it's already there.

ag21:09:34

you can bind this to a key ((kill-new (cider-current-ns) and voila you have a way to copy current ns to the kill-ring