This adds file operation command to emacs so you can quickly rename and copy
files.
The problem with the normal copy file if that it misses removing the old buffer
if its a rename and dose not move to the new buffer. This leads to (more than I
like to admit) editing the new file thinking its the old file.
By updating the buffers and automatically switching this prevents this.
Update the lsp to improve the performance and editing experience. The completion
has been disabled so we can configure it manually to include snippets and file
paths into the company code completion.
Company has been configured to override the tab behaviour to always expand
snippets whenever there is a available snippet. The default behaviour is to
cycle through the completion.
There a quite a few fixes and feature here to make the terminal experience of
emacs better. Most of this is only enabled when running in the terminal.
1) Better tmux integration with navigating between splits and also highlighting
the active window between emacs and tmux so you can better see the active window
you are working in.
2) Mouse and clipboard support through the x window manager so "yank" copies
text into the system clipboard
3) Changing the cursor style between insert and normal mode inside the terminal
this is not the case in default evil mode.
This was really annoying when using JSX. When adding a `=` it would always add
in the quotes to make `=""`, this is not good when writing JSX when a lot of the
time you want `={}`. Now that this is disabled I can make the decision of what I
want to add
Now in insert mode when editing you can add a semi colon at the end of the
current line my pressing CTRL-;. This will then put the cursor after that ready
to continue the line or press enter to start a new line. This is inspired by
some old vim key bindings I had and a vscode plugin called coloniser.
This is only initial support. Most of the features are built-in to lsp-mode. I
have added some snippets to make my life a bit easier.
There a more tweaks coming but they are general in improving the editing
experience not just targeted at c-sharp.
This forces vterm buffers to be in the evil emacs state to basically
disable evil-mode to make vterm function more like a native terminal
emulator. I have also bound `C-o` to move to the previous buffer to
simulate the jump backward functionality of evil-mode. This seams to
be working better at the moment due to this always exiting the
buffer. Sometimes jump back can move in the same buffer and this is
not want we want when we are in a vterm buffer.
The current keybinding was set to kill the buffer that was causing an
issue when there was a spit of the same buffers and you wanted to
close one. If your were in this situation them the buffer would be
deleted and both of the windows would close. This is not what I want
from the "delete window" command, the expected behaviour is to close
the one window and leave the other window. This is what
`evil-window-delete` dose. This prevents the buffer from getting
deleted and if it is the last buffer emacs would then close.
When editing typescript jsx files I was previously using rjsx-mode to
get the jsx highlighting and emmet `className` support. This now
splits out the tsx to ts like other packages like spacemacs and doom
do. This gives me better jsx support with typescript and not impacting
the ts mode that dose not play nicely with jsx.
This seems to be working better with the snippets I created for
spacemacs that works with rjsx-mode and override any functions that
need it for typescript-tsx-mode
When opening files in emacs from the terminal using the default command `+LINE`
is not really useful an no programs output files and lines in that format. All
programmes output a file like `path/to/file.ext:2` this is line 2 in the file
`path/to/file.ext` if you were to open this with the emacs command it would be
`emacs +2 path/to/file.ext`. With this commit you can use `emacs
path/to/file.ext:2` and it will open the file on line 2 like you would expect.
As a extra I have overridden the tmux open command to add the `--no-wait` to the
editor command so that we can continue to use the terminal window as the file is
open in emacs and we don't need to close the file to use the terminal.
