So peeps on emacs and macos. How have you configured `Super` ? I realize that I now reveal myself as a total emacs n00b.
For us Norwegians, I think it’s difficult to have Super
work alongside regular editing. I myself use evil-mode
and other bindings to achieve the things that Super
is usually used for
I rebind caps-lock to esc, but that could have been used for super
instead I guess
I’m on a us keyboard, and my caps is control. I guess I could map it to right-shift?
I tried that for a while; thinking I didn’t use it that much, but I apparently use it a lot! So it wasn’t a good option for me, but it may be different for you
thanks 😄
I have a little setup that always folds the ns
form by default
For the rest of the form personally I never use folding. IMO the need can reveal other issues (e.g. ns size)
what emacs are you on? GUI or terminal? I use GUI emacs, have three modifiers:
(when (eq system-type 'darwin)
(setq mac-control-modifier 'super)
(setq mac-option-modifier 'meta)
(setq mac-command-modifier 'control))
(you might need to assign different values - IIRC my assignments are non-standard)I use a qmk board
I have a few colleagues that have 10,000 line python files per project. I find it useful for those and also for perusing lengthier codebases
sure, I don't question code-folding :) I simply reflected my views for greenfield clojure development
1👍curious, does emacs handle a 10kLOC file gracefully? I'd imagine the AST parsing could slow down things
no problems so far
perhaps it has more to do with the RAM on the box
Woaw! Thanks for sharing, I love hs-minor-mode :)
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