I can't be bothered to annotate any of these. Thinking of making a
new Emacs configuration as this one is unnecessarily bloated and I
can't think of any other way to fix it.
The keybindings used to use :bind, which relies on the
underlying (define-key) mechanism of Emacs. However, as general is
loaded beforehand and it provides a ton of useful wrappers, let's use
those instead.
Makes the code look nicer as well.
~highlight is now a darker face of gray, region is lighter
+org-verbatim & org-code faces so they are more distinctive
+haskell-interactive-face-prompt for aesthetics
The dashboard is the first thing I should see when entering Emacs,
hence I should demand the package instead of deferring it. Doing so
means that dashboard is loaded instantly and will generate the
=*dashboard*= buffer, which I can set =initial-buffer-choice= to be.
=counsel-unicode-char= has been bound to "<leader> ic" which allows
me to use TeX and other unicode symbols without switching to the TeX
keyboard. =yas-insert-snippet= has been bound to "<leader> ii"
There was a split in namespace across my config: "+dx/" or "dx:".
"dx:" was used for older functions created near the start of this
config, while "+dx/" is used basically everywhere else and is my
preferred namespace for new functions. Hence I resolve this conflict
in this commit.
Personal theme doesn't work on such a low transparency (I chose
colours that are less vibrant and poppy, going for a low-key theme)
hence set the alpha higher.
Don't even remember when I changed theme but it's gone back to
personal (my custom theme). I changed a few things for the theme as
well, just a few colours.
Just some code to make editing in the Haskell REPL a nicer
experience. Allows me to write multi-line code in a separate buffer
with haskell-mode switched on, then with a simple keybinding paste and
evaluate the full code in the Haskell REPL. The keybindings and
workflow are similar to org-src block editing (create a new buffer,
then paste the contents back into the original buffer).
(Emacs)~changed some descriptions, formatting, edits of assigned
functions
(Scripts)~allow psearch to use all arguments supplied rather than just
the first one (pacman -Ss actually greedily consumes all arguments
given as part of the search)
The .config folder stores the configurations generated by various
packages. For the purposes of cleanliness and also generalisation I
might as well VC it.
+psearch function to search pacman with less (I use this all the time,
just makes it easier to do in one go)
~speed script to use a slightly larger file so user can get a better
estimate of dl speed
~ada-mode slightly better comments
~changed unicode true
~minor edits to text
~org-imenu-depth is set higher so it can be substituted for org-goto
-+autotyping/gen-skeleton-abbrev as I'm using yasnippet now
I've re-enabled yasnippet for ease of use, and added a ton of snippets
directly into my Dotfiles so only I get to curate what snippets are
removed. Screw downloading them off someone else's repository at
their total mercy.
