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@prnc - Did you try the evil-lisp-state
stuff that's built into Spacemacs (in the SPC k
menu)?
evil-lisp-state seems to verbose lispyvill way more terse
@jeff.terrell yeah, I'm using evil-lisp-state
for wrangling parentheses, all your slurping, wrapping, barfing etc. what I miss is good support of vim editing commands in the context of lisp, e.g. caW
being aware that parentheses are not part of the W*ord etc., cc
not leaving parens unbalanced *and leaving the point in the right place for further editing, otherwise it breaks vim editing flow