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… sort of. Emacs apps will stuff all manner of transient state under
user-emacs-directory by default, so full XDG compliance would probably
involve customizing them all to instead use ~/.cache but 🤷
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And finally get around to setting calendar-intermonth-text.
Re-implement the docstring's example using functions I actually
understand.
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That package is unusual in that it requires… requiring it, in order
to activate its settings. So it's a good candidate for use-package's
:demand t.
It's also a good candidate because something changed in Emacs's Lisp
pretty-printing code, and now customizing anything changes how this
variable is serialized, generating a spurious diff. Can't wait to
have completely moved away from that auto-generated form.
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Move Python settings to use-package. Tweak a couple of knobs while in
there.
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Puzzled by this problem I have with :hook. "(use-package) Hooks"
suggests that if package X defines function X-foo to be used by
package Y in Y-bar-hook, then the idiomatic thing to do is…
(use-package X
:hook ((Y-bar . X-foo)))
… but empirically, if Y.el contains…
(defcustom Y-bar-hook '(Y-quux Y-corge))
(add-hook 'Y-bar-hook #'Y-grault)
… then Y-bar-hook will be set to '(X-foo Y-grault): it will be missing
the functions added in the defcustom form.
Since add-hook does this:
(or (boundp hook) (set hook nil))
I am assuming that the problem happens when use-package runs X's :hook
additions before Y is loaded. No idea (a) if I can reproduce from -Q
(b) if this is a SNAFU from setting always-defer (c) if this could be
solved by sprinkling :after or :requires.
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show-paren-mode is not needed for Emacs≥28, but I still have stuff in
these dotfiles that purport to support older versions.
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Since I'm not using it anymore.
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Also update package list:
- account eglot and use-package being built-in
- add a couple of packages for Emacs development (elisp-benchmarks,
gnus-mock)
- remove paradox (most features now built into vanilla package.el)
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That one was a doozy.
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Undecided about C-c bindings. I like having them in "one neat pile",
rather than scattered across several use-package forms.
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Moving around in Rust code is a pretty nerve-racking experience
otherwise.
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I could update the Custom value to add NonGNU ELPA, but at this point
I'd rather forsake Custom for lists altogether.
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- clarify package initialization comments
- load Modus theme on terminal too
- use emoji variation selector when appropriate
- open patches in read-only mode
- now that Modus has been updated, ditch obsolete option
- etc.
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The pgtk build will not honor X resources anymore; move with the
times.
On my Debian XFCE laptop with a 1366x768 screen, this setting seems to
yield acceptable results:
$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface monospace-font-name \
'DejaVu Sans Mono 11'
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modus-themes-slanted-constructs still needs to be updated to
modus-themes-italic-constructs, but the built-in version of the theme
has a quirk that makes customization a bit wonky.
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Time to unlearn 'dired-find-alternate-file'.
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Does not implement grouping yet, and the Modus highlighting is a bit
too colorful, but C-p/C-n is an inestimable quality-of-life
improvement.
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- install async for paradox; sort package list
- don't load Modus theme if it is not builtin
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C-c map:
- use d for "display" features
- m for "manuals"
- only bind p [cf] when the equivalent C-x binding does not exist.
Org 9.3.7 (future 9.4) now honors electric-indent-mode.
Delight visual-line-mode since I have fringe indicators.
Keep selection highlighted when moving to another window.
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I wanted to add 'notifications to the list, started wondering whether
I should change the hook by looping over cons or using append, and got
bored.
For the record, I want to include:
- log
- notifications
and exclude:
- fill
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- Add ibuffer section for VC buffers.
- Let ERC pick up my full name.
Also, bind switch-to-buffer-obey-display-actions to make C-x 4 4 and
C-x 5 5 more reliable.
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Take advantage of recent (Emacs 28) additions to project.el to make a
convenient "magit-to-project" command. Some C-c p bindings are now
redundant with the new C-x p keymap; keep them for a bit, as Emacs 28
is not coming out anytime soon.
Add an ibuffer group for "messaging" buffers.
Set lua indentation to 2 spaces; the Lua Style Guide[1] says that this
convention is used in many learning resources; this is also what
pandoc filters use AFAICT.
[1]: http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaStyleGuide
Org 9.4 introduces a new face for DONE headlines; I think the DONE
keyword face is enough to distinguish these headlines, so I'll turn
off that feature.
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The GUI prompts frequently lack more context, e.g. if I'm using TRAMP
to sudoedit a file, I don't know whether the requested password is for
~/.authinfo.gpg or for superuser authentication.
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* Use Custom to set whitespace style.
As much as I dislike using Custom for lists where I just want to
add/remove a couple of elements, the previous method introduced a
subtle bug where visiting a diff buffer, *then* activating
whitespace-mode resulted in diff-mode's whitespace style applying
instead of mine. Something to do with diff-setup-whitespace I guess.
* Make Org comply with RET/C-j conventions in the rest of Emacs.
Since Emacs 24.4, by virtue of electric-indent-mode being enabled by
default, RET is the "smart newline" key which handles indentation, and
C-j is the "dumb newline" key which simply inputs character 0x0A.
* Stop popping another frame for Ediff's control buffer.
The popup frame needs its own .Xresources entry. Sometimes it
disappears behind the system tray. Having another window allows
other-windowing.
* Make line-number-mode try harder with long lines.
* Change the scroll logic.
scroll-conservatively > 100 tells Emacs to *never ever* recenter
point, which is annoying when jumping to e.g. a search result or a
tags definition.
scroll-conservatively = n < 100 tells Emacs to recenter when scrolling
needs to move more than n lines, and to scroll only m lines when m≤n.
* And some other stuff.
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Add additional stuff manually.
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Cute fluff, yet fluff still.
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- something something Sunday week-*end* something
- been using these packages for a while now
- getting used to the "most recent below" convention; it's what every
interface shows within threads anyway
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Can't believe this is not the default. Having this tiny 5-pixel-high
eyehole into some random non-Emacs application is at best useless, at
worst distracting.
Found while skimming bug#36250.
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