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Drew Verlee 2022-04-13T02:51:15.232769Z
What should i use for file operations such that my current buffer can be kept in sync.
Drew Verlee 2022-04-13T02:51:38.124769Z
e.g i want to move a file, and have my buffer understand it was moved and update, and not prompt me to save the file.
jumar 2022-04-13T04:34:31.363999Z
What do you use right now? I think dired is good for moving/renaming files. I also use NeoTree.
practicalli-johnny 2022-04-13T06:39:02.019639Z
I use SPC f R on a buffer to rename a file, moving it to a different place on the path. Saving the file will create any directories that don't already exist.
If it's a Clojure file, I would use LSP rename, , r r on the buffer namespace which should also move the file to the corresponding file path.
I am not aware of tools to manage buffers if files are moved outside of Emacs.
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Martynas MaciuleviÄius 2022-04-13T06:02:31.625299Z
Does anyone know about evil mode operators? I want to sent an output of a motion to a function and it works. But then my cursor jumps to the beginning of the motion and I want to leave it at the current (point). How do I do that?
It could also work if I'd be able to call the operator myself. But then I don't know the params. In this case I could try to use save-excursion.
Martynas MaciuleviÄius 2022-04-13T06:09:37.273089Z
Figured it out:
:move-point nil