Due to use of third-party code before it is installed. Since we can be
sure that elisp has a sane syntax-table we do not need sophisticated
comment/string detection.
'sync' more accurately describes the purpose of the command. 'refresh'
is now soft-deprecated; but I will phase it out of the documentation
and promote 'sync' instead, but it won't be removed.
Fixes two issues:
1. Where C-e would throw the cursor somewhere on another line (or at
BOF).
2. Fixes#1802; where the cursor would stop a character shy of true
end-of-text.
If a ;;;###if module cookie returned nil for a file, it should still
allow autodefs to be scraped from it, which wasn't happening before this
fix.
An autodef's guarantee is that it will always be defined, whether or not
the containing module is enabled.
This error was caused by over-aggressive replacement of load-file-name
in autoloads files.
Instances of "load-file-name" would be replaced with a quoted file-path,
even in strings and comments, which would break surrounding strings and
docstrings.
Mentioned in hlissner/doom-emacs@f8ff505
- Halves LOC
- Adopts functional paradigm where possible.
- Reduces the filesize of autoloads files by ~10-20%
- Speeds up autoloads generation by ~20%
Changes:
- Move <help>da to <help>u & <help>du = lookup docs for an autodef
- Rebind <help>dC = goto private init file (and jump to doom! block)
- Add <help>u & <help>du = lookup docs on an autodef
- Add <help>dl = text search on all packages in load-path
- Add <help>dL = text search on all load el files
New <help>p prefix for package help commands:
- <help>dpc = jump to a config block for a package
- <help>dpd = goto private packages.el file
- <help>dph = open a package's homepage (its repo or on melpa)
- <help>dpp = lookup docs on a package (including Doom info; what
module(s) install package, where it is configured, etc)
