dotfiles - Configuration files for a variety of programs

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2020-06-11	+auto-fill-lines -> truncate-lines function	dx
	This function just converts auto-fill to long lines. This is easier to manage and is just easier for me to use.
2020-06-11	~literate config -> org-babel-load-*	dx
	Basically, instead of generating files at every save on Emacs, just load them via org-babel-load-file. This means that I can rely on those functions to compile and manage org file to elisp file conversions. This happens at first run time, and will not compile org files to el files if there have been no changes to the org files.
2020-06-10	~alpha: 85 -> 95	dx

2020-06-10	-calctex	dx

2020-06-10	~cleanup keybinds in config.org	dx

2020-06-10	+company config with frontend configuration	dx

2020-06-06	~auto-fill -> truncate lines	dx

2020-05-31	+visual-line segment	dx

2020-05-31	~my-* -> +oreoline-*	dx

2020-05-31	+enable eshell	dx

2020-05-31	~completion -> ivy	dx

2020-05-31	~disable unused modules	dx
	csharp, java, fsharp and irc
2020-05-31	~icomplete module -> completion module	dx

2020-05-31	~formatting oreoline/config.el	dx

2020-05-31	-+icomplete/M-x	dx
	This command doesn't work for icomplete, so I can't do this.
2020-05-31	~ivy-read -> completing-read for dx:themes/set-new-theme	dx
	completing-read for icomplete-mode but also because it allows others to use it, regardless of completion framework of choice
2020-05-31	~dx:newline function config.org -> personal.org	dx

2020-05-31	~using icomplete command means that I don't need counsel bindings	dx

2020-05-31	~symbol setup	dx

2020-05-31	~haskell +ghcide -> haskell	dx
	The default haskell mode with ghci has good defaults, completion systems and an overall workflow which I can really work with. This is better than the LSP system which uses a lot of memory and CPU without much returns in comparison to this method.
2020-05-31	~ivy -> icomplete	dx

2020-05-31	+icomplete module	dx
	My own module for using icomplete, which has some sane 'evil' bindings and other such stuff.
2020-05-25	~corrected calctex link	dx

2020-05-25	+bind to stop doom default bindings from taking the local leader	dx

2020-05-25	+binding to open newlines without using o/O	dx

2020-05-25	~auto-fill-mode -> visual-line-mode, +org-toggle-latex	dx

2020-05-25	~auto filled lines to long lines	dx

2020-05-25	~pretty-code snippet: delete offending item	dx

2020-05-24	~hook -> setq c-indent-style	dx
	I'd rather just have the style set
2020-05-24	~set SPC-SPC to execute-extended-command	dx
	If I turn off Ivy I should still be able to use SPC SPC
2020-05-24	+recompile bindings for compilation buffer	dx

2020-05-24	+bind to M-s occur	dx

2020-05-24	~localleader , -> 'SPC ,' and ivy-read -> completing-read	dx

2020-05-20	~make SPC-cc compile	dx

2020-05-20	~formatting in config.el	dx

2020-05-20	+latex doom module	dx

2020-05-20	~haskell config	dx

2020-05-17	~proper hook for calctex	dx

2020-05-17	~ace window binding to lower w	dx
	I use that binding a lot, makes sense to use lower w instead
2020-05-17	-lsp-ui-doc-mode hooks	dx
	In hindsight, lsp-ui-mode only makes lsp-mode more intrusive, slow and buggy. It's better to rely on other Emacs and Doom systems (+lookup* for example) for some of the stuff that it gives rather than it.
2020-05-17	-removed a lot of unused modules, ~dante -> ghcide	dx

2020-05-14	+hook to org mode for auto-fill-mode	dx

2020-05-14	+configuration for ranger	dx
	Just hidden files and cleanup really, those were the two things that annoyed me the most about doom-vanilla ranger.
2020-05-14	+Calc configuration +calctex	dx
	Setting up hooks and keymaps, as well as radians mode for calc. Calctex mode makes calc look nicer, some eyecandy
2020-05-14	+added funny meme	dx
	hahah please laugh
2020-05-13	+quit parameter to popup-rule in literate	dx

2020-05-13	+org-fragtog-mode to org-mode-hook	dx

2020-05-13	~moved thesaurus to org section	dx

2020-05-13	+Emacs splash screens	dx

2020-05-13	~set superstar headline bullets	dx
	Default doom emacs ones get a bit stale after a while, so I set these new ones with differing polygons! They progress by number of vertices.