How do you delete the surrounding sexp, but keep the inner ones?
with smartparens ?
Like say I have:
(do (foo)
(bar)
(baz))
and I want:
(foo)
(bar)
(baz)
What I do now is sp-unwrap-sexp which gets rid of the outer parenthesis, and then I manually delete do. But is there a command that would also delete do ?
@didibus SPC k r
on a child (nested) expressions will replace the parent expression with the child. Unfortunately this will kill any other child expressions, so not quite what you want 😞
(do |(foo)
(bar)
(baz))
with my cursor before (foo)
if I do SPC k E
it should give what you wantDoes anyone else find it awkward to insert an org-mode
link at the end of a line? Since links get inserted before the point, and since you must be in normal mode to insert a link, the only way I've come up with to insert a link at the end of a line is:
1. a
to enter insert mode after the current character
A link:
^
2. <SPC>
to add a placeholder space
A link:
^
3. <ESC>
to enter normal mode, with the cursor on the placeholder space
A link:
^
4. ,il
to run org-insert-link
A link:<https://www.spacemacs.org>
^
5. x
to delete the placeholder space
A link:<https://www.spacemacs.org>
^
Curious whether anyone else has a better way.I usually type the text of the link first, then use v
or SPC v
to highlight that text. Then , i l
after I enter the URL the link text is already populated, so I just press RET
.
Got it. Do you have a similar workflow for when you want the text to be the title of the webpage?
i.e. org-cliplink
-like behavior
I've never used that function, seems handy though. If its in the body of a text, I would just create an extra space before using it. Or if I forgot, insert the link without the space and use F [
to jump back to the start and i
to insert a space.