This is based on code from microsoft -> cascadia-code repository
(issue #153), which sets a
proper composition-function-table according to specific ligature regexp.
Using variables also allows to disable the ligatures for org-mode, where
org-bullets might be incompatible
It has a fallback to old pretty-code behaviour.
Do nothing when opening a perspective with no window conf; this is
particularly useful for emacsclient frames that are opened without a
dedicated workspace.
By default deft will save a changed buffer that it opens after 1 second.
This causes problematic interactions with the rest of doom - like with
wsbutler (insert space, try to insert a link, and it will eat the
space before the link is inserted).
I think it's best for auto-save to be managed by a separate package,
rather than this ad-hoc save that occurs only in buffers that deft opens.
Despite the recent patches to fix undo history corruption, its history
would still get unpredictably truncated due to non-linear memory
expansion.
Relevant to #2339
org-mode recently changed the standard for naming blocks.
Previously, it would use capitalized names; now it uses lower case
names.
E.g., #+BEGIN_SRC -> #+begin_src
Also, add a "quote" symbol for the #+begin_quote block.
With https://github.com/Alexander-Miller/treemacs/issues/592 merged,
treemacs now fully supports perspective mode. That is, each treemacs
buffer is scoped to a perspective and initializes itself using projectile.
This change re-enables treemacs-persp, enables the `Perspectives` scope,
and adjusts the doom treemacs init behavior to support the new
treemacs-persp behavior.
I haven't been able to reproduce the prior errors with melpa so I think
this is safe to re-enable now. In my testing it seems to work
flawlessly, both with and without persp-mode enabled.
Only one issue is that users might need to remove their treemacs persist
file (`~/.emacs.d/.local/cache/treemacs-persist`) after this change if
using persp-mode. I'm not sure if it is necessary since I blew away my
own before testing.
