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@electricladyland156 has it been acting odd for you, too?
I don't know if it's odd, but the auto-indent is always annoying for me. I fixed it by declaring the layer deps like this (sql :variables sql-auto-indent nil)
it’s odd for me because the indenting style seems way off. Maybe it’s the way we’re not delineating queries with ;
in the same .sql
file.
was someone able to setup lispy and lispyville with spacemacs? Any advise whether we should prefer lispyville over clever-parens
Hope this would help
You want also to include lispyville in extra packages
As I mentioned earlier, clever-parens seems not maintained, and it had some issues, even may froze the emacs in some cases
dont remember exact things
I tried this morning and I had lots of issues
Trying again now
Do I need to also be in lispy mode or lispyville is enough?
Lispyville is basically lispy
So lispyvikle mode is enough
I cannot make it work properly!
no matter what I do, j
is not bound to lispy-down
same for slurp and barf
Lispyville works differently
how lispyville works? I have read the README several times but I cannot get it
It adds different keybibdigs similar to cp
But I dunno maybe it is possible to have special mode as lispy does
@viebel The package evil-cleverparens
is part of the Clojure layer (`develop` branch) and has worked very well for me for the last year.
https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/install-spacemacs/evil-structural-editing.html
If you are happy using smartparens
(lisp state) then evil-cleverparens
is an appropriate choice to make vim editing honour structural editing.
Lispyvile does work very differently and needs some hacking to make it work and usable. I haven't seen a reliable tutorial to describe how to configure and use it with Spacemacs. Happy to try lispyvile out if there is such a tutorial, but I currently don't understand any advantage it brings.
@viebel The package evil-cleverparens
is part of the Clojure layer (`develop` branch) and has worked very well for me for the last year.
https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/install-spacemacs/evil-structural-editing.html
If you are happy using smartparens
(lisp state) then evil-cleverparens
is an appropriate choice to make vim editing honour structural editing.
Lispyvile does work very differently and needs some hacking to make it work and usable. I haven't seen a reliable tutorial to describe how to configure and use it with Spacemacs. Happy to try lispyvile out if there is such a tutorial, but I currently don't understand any advantage it brings.