smartparens
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Minor mode for Emacs that deals with parens pairs and tries to be smart about it.
Ive noticed a lot of delete commands seem to bug out the emacs yanking system, but im not sure exactly why. I dont know if this is because of smartparens...
I started using this wonderful package. When I tried to open the cheat sheet, nothing showed up. I have no idea what to do due to no errors or warnings....
On Ubuntu 20.10, I use the latest git master version of Emacs and installed the lastest smartparens from melpa with the following settings in my `~/.emacs.d/init.el`: ```emacs-lisp (use-package smartparens-config :ensure...
## Expected behavior in LaTeX mode, when marking a region like `foo |zoo bar|> zar`, where `|` indicates the region boundary, and `>` indicates the cursor and type the `$`...
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 expect expansion when adjacent to a data type expect < only with no expansion when there's spaces around. ---------------------------  smartparens always insert () pairs regardless of...
This is somewhat magical to me but it's copied from Doom Emacs' configuration for OCaml (tuareg-mode) and F# and it seems to work nicely: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/1ab9f8b99d35a451a06c8278457ddfa58c566186/modules/config/default/config.el#L182. I also tried `(sp-local-pair "(*"...
sp-kill-whole-line now creates only on (bigger) kill-ring entry: the killed text and the killed new-line. This makes its behaviour more consistent with the built-in commands 'kill-line and 'kill-whole-line, when it...
## Expected behavior Repeated wrapping of active region has same semantics depending on whether point < mark or point > mark ## Actual behavior It seems to act unexpectedly when...
Double asterisk at beginning of line replaces closing quote from previous line with double asterisk
## Expected behavior I'm not quite sure what to expect here, since I realize it's not clear how best to interpret '*' at the beginning of a line. So either:...
