James

You need to combine the two posts above together. Here's a minimal use-package setup. ``` (use-package mocha :ensure t :commands (mocha-test-project mocha-debug-project mocha-test-file mocha-debug-file mocha-test-at-point mocha-debug-at-point) :config ;; Clear up...

Yeah, I didn't emacs -Q but I stripped most of my setup away and it still works as expected. I'd actually ask what the expected behavior of company-yasnippet would be...

Hmnn, I didn't know about other-mode's functionality. That's pretty cool. I think I usually have this usecase where there's a lot of s-expressions between where I want to teleport to....

Thanks, not ideal but I'll work with that. :)

For my use cases, at least for the teleport action, I almost never want the s-exp to go where it goes now. Usually it going at the end is more...

@noctuid I don't have anything concrete in mind. I usually encounter this want when writing new functions in scratch where I'm iteratively building up the final function. ``` ;; Example....

A more concrete example: ``` (defun j|prefix-modeline () "" (let ((F mode-line-format) (modeline-segment ))) (unless (member |'(:eval (j|modeline-background)) mode-line-format) (cons (car mode-line-format) (push 10 (cdr mode-line-format) )) ) ) ```...

> @jojojames Your last example is a prime use case for lispy-bind-variable. The user experience on that one is not fully polished yet: > it will always introduce its own...

When would we get rid of this compatibility layer?

Sounds good.