* Desktop now has most recent desktop at top of list if you haven't
ever selected a desktop this session (e.g. right after startup)
* Added some convenience functions for creating org code blocks
* Added keybind for mc/skip-to-next-like-this
* Wrap web-mode with require block
I wrapped much of the configuration code in (when (require 'blah))
blocks so that one could have a subset of the installed packages
without getting any errors. Because I maintain the package list, this
shouldn't make it hard to find why something isn't working, because
you're probably just missing the package.
I didn't want to use something like use-package because making my
dependency management require a dependency seemed like a bad idea. I
also like having a slightly less magical approach so I know what's
going on.
There are some files I haven't gotten to yet
* Keep the old projectile formatter for my other computer
* Use end-of-line instead of end-of-visual-line when using
multiple-cursors so the view doesn't affect mark/editing in mc
* Change select search hotkey to be more convenient
* Clear mark during isearch so Occur works better
* Added shortcut for toggling line wrapping (useful when using
multiple-cursors)
* Added shortcut for toggling whitespace mode
* Codesearch-search-src now uses the same query function as the rest
of select-search
* Added shortcut for opening files normally in Dired
* Codesearch can now take a regex. The quoting wasn't working anyways
* Read-only-mode is disabled in codesearch results so you can
eliminate things with C-k
* I made magit-diff match the colors for diff-mode (for
consistency). I also switched the highlight colors for ediff
* Tooltips now go to the echo line. I never liked the frame-based
tooltips
* Made isearch temporarily enable smooth-scrolling. This makes it so
you can see context above/below a search result which goes off the
screen
* Use ido to select recent files instead of the recentf UI (yay!)
* Added bindings for Occur (which is amazing), specifically when used
in conjunction with isearch
I split my config into several files. This should help for several
reasons:
- Merging will be easier
- Other people will be able to find features they're interested in
copying quicker
- More organized
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