This width-workaround would simply toggle fci-mode on and off, every
time window-size-change-functions and window-configuration-change-hook
is triggered.
A not-so-recent update to projectile caused doom-project-root's
signature to change (it can now return nil, if not in a project). This
fixes +neotree/open and +neotree/find-this-file to account for this new
behavior, by resorting to default-directory in the absence of a project.
This would formerly update _all_ statistics cookies in the org document,
which can be terribly slow in large documents. This restricts that to
just the parent headlines of the subtree the cursor is in.
Now that I've "backported" display-line-numbers to Emacs 25, it isn't
necessary to conditionally enable nlinum-mode.
Also, use after! isntead of def-package!; this usage is equivalent, and
after! imposes less overhead.
Emacs occasionally hangs when polling for the emacs server (with
server-running-p). Since this is used for such a trivial feature (to
decide whether or not to display the "you need to restart" message), I
removed it. Now it always shows that message (if the autoload files have
changed).
Formly, this would fail silently. This has been rewritten to let you
know if no macro is available at a register. It will also inform you how
many times the macro was executed.
Also fixes g@ not invoking the operator state.
This fixes issues where the buffer's modified state isn't reflected
properly in the mode-line, at the expense of a little (but acceptable
loss of) efficiency.
Refactors +evil*insert-newline-*-and-respect-comments advice. This also
fixes an issue where o uses haskell's line indenter in haskell-mode,
which is naive. Instead, we use haskell-indentation-newline-and-indent,
which is smarter.
This is a dirty dirty hack. May Nyarlathotep have mercy on our souls.
Reported by @ar1a
The grep backend assumes helm-projectile is available and references its
variables, but in some cases, it won't be (e.g. if a search command is
used early enough after startup).
Previously, new TODO headers created with M-RET or M-S-RET (bound to
+org/insert-item) would use the first TODO keyword in org-todo-keywords
in the new header. This wouldn't necessarily match the previous header.
e.g.
* [ ] Item 1
* TODO |
This fix ensures new headers will preserve the correct header, even if
the previous one is in a DONE state.
* [ ] Item 1
* [ ] |
