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Is there an easy way to switch key-value pairs in a map?
Like sp-transpose-sexp
but for key-value pairs, not just single thing.
E.g. to go from {:a 1 :c 2}
to {:c 2 :a 1}
via a single keystroke
And what if you'd have {:a 1 :b 2 :c 3}
?
FWIW, there is a drag feature in Calva which kinda sorta sounds maybe related? https://calva.io/paredit/#drag-bindings-forwardbackward
@U028ART884X sorry if my example was confusing. I want to be able to switch order of adjacent key-value pairs. So for example (`|` is the position of my cursor)
{:a 1 ... :x 10 | :y 11 :z 100}
would be transformed to
{:a 1 ... :y 11 :x 10 :z 100}
by this mysterious emacs function.The same for let bindings as @UE21H2HHD demonstrated with the Calva feature
Is there a way to fix treemacs not displaying git changed file colors? Or is it a bug?