Wilfred Hughes
Wilfred Hughes
If I run a command in bash: ``` $ echo goodbye world goodbye world ``` I then press `Ctrl-r goodbye Ctrl-c`, and I see this in my bash session: ```...
```coffeescript "(#{'/'})" not_a_string() "stuff bar: (#{'/'})" ``` `not_a_string` is highlighted as a string. I believe this is something to do with the regexp and string interpolation highlighting.
`_` is a valid symbol character, so `_this` should not be highlighted as `this`. This also fixes highlighting `@_foo_`.
It turns out that browsers can help you view a backtrace from a caught exception, but this only seems to be documented in this GitHub thread https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/4216#issuecomment-115053221 Add instructions for...
`crux-rename-file-and-buffer` calls `vc-rename-file` if the file is associated with a VC backend. If I try to rename a git-backed file twice, the second time just errors with `vc-rename-file: Please update...
The region shows the user's intention, and makes it easier to lightly edit the search term.
If the region is active, we should probably pre-populate the input anyway. The M-down shortcut is not discoverable.
ag version: ``` ag version 0.30.0 Features: +jit +lzma +zlib ``` Calling `M-x ag RET foo C-q C-j RET` produces broken search results.
ag-kill-buffers expects all ag buffers to use ag-mode, but ag-dired buffers are in dired-mode. We should probably define an ag-dired-mode.
It would give us greater confidence in the code and avoid silly mistakes like #29. I have a branch travis_unit_tests that I'm working on.