Magnar Sveen

I'm guessing that `ns-pop-up-frames` does nothing, because PeepOpen actually launches an entirely new instance of Emacs. I've been trying to dig through the PeepOpen source code to find how Emacs...

I actually fixed this on my computer by creating an AppleScript application EmacsClient.app: ``` on open these_items set this_item to item 1 of these_items set file_path to (the POSIX path...

Please see https://github.com/magnars/multiple-cursors.el/issues/17 From what I can tell, the major hurdle to get multiple-cursors.el to work with evil, is that Emacs and Vim has different views on how cursor positions...

I have tried evil on occasion, since I am quite intrigued by modal editing, but I've got too much weird stuff in my .emacs.d that I'm not willing to let...

> The mc-package is very feature-rich, but integrating it with evil has been tried for many years now. While it has indeed been years, I don't think the effort put...

Great! There are quite a few files in multiple-cursors, but all the magic happens in multiple-cursors-core.el. I've done my best to document all the functions. In short, multiple-cursors simulates the...

Excellent detective-work, @myrjola. 1. doesn't feel like a happy solution to the problem. 2. How would `mc/evil-change-state` work? Maybe `evil-change-state` offers a hook? In that case, `mc/evil-change-state` would have to...

I agree that a single evil-compat PR is best. tor. 20. aug. 2015 kl. 08.27 skrev Martin Yrjölä [email protected]: > Thank you @Devagamster https://github.com/Devagamster for your > experiments! I think...

An argument from the side lines: If it was a data structure instead of an API, I would already know how to have separate lists of services based on which...

No, I don't care about customize one bit. But I still see the benefits of data structures over APIs.