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* .emacs (my/run-strip-newline): New escape hatch, to let my/run DTRT
most of the time and spare most callers the cognitive load.
(my/run): Heed it. Document.
(my/kill-command): New helper; meant for programmatic use where
arglists are manipulated as lists, and and no shell escaping is
required.
(my/kill-date, my/describe-revision): Use it.
(my/kill-shell): Document, to disambiguate with my/kill-command.
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Comes up often enough, e.g. to add a stamp to a filename; probably was
the original motivation for my/kill-shell.
Gave a honest attempt at using a transient for this, but got bogged
down second-guessing whether I should define my arguments as
shorthands inside my transient-define-prefix form, or as dedicated
transient-define-argument forms; gave up while trying to figure out
whether the shorthand form could use transient-read-date.
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IIUC the previous version ran customizations immediately during
expansion (ultimately expanding to the last customize-set-variable
value), instead of generating forms that would run those
customizations at appropriate times.
Guess I never run Emacs <29 😐
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Also move more customizations to use-package forms.
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Been using that for literal years at $DAYJOB; no idea why it's taken
me this long to port to my personal config.
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The previous code failed to detect some HTML emails, perhaps because
the text/html part was nested inside a multipart/alternative?
Lucked onto debbugs-gnu.el by asking xref for occurrences of
gnus-article-mime-handles in the Emacs tree; not sure if M-? showing
results from ~/.emacs.d/elpa was intended, but it sure helped here.
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It's probably more idiomatic to run a testcase you are developing in
your own session, using 'M-x ert' commands? I figure starting a fresh
Emacs cannot hurt.
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gnus-article-prepare-hook is _not_ run in the article buffer. No idea
why things fall into place on my desktop; probably some ill-defined
buffer-switching plumbing.
Also clarify nearby comment.
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Unhappy with those timestamps, but somewhat less unhappy than when I
started.
Also
* remove erc-fill-wrap: as mentioned in the comments, it causes
intempestive recentering;
* remove erc-notifications-mode; redundant with 'notifications' in
erc-modules.
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Letting visual-line-mode take care of wrapping.
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By tricking shr into treating tables like regular blocks.
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Matches my usage pattern better.
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Since the article buffer is re-used, visual-line-mode will keep its
previous state if not explicitly set. So before the patch
1. I display article 1, which should be wrapped: the hook sets
visual-line-mode to t,
2. I display article 2, which should not be wrapped: truncate-lines is
set to t, but visual-line-mode remains t (not a biggie, truncate-lines
"wins"),
3. I decide I want to wrap article 2, so I call the visual-line-mode
toggling command: visual-line-mode is set to nil; seemingly nothing
happens.
This patch dispels the confusion.
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Set shr-fill-text to nil; this automatically causes eww to enable
visual-line-mode.
For Gnus, the dance is a bit more involved. Not 100% happy with where
I landed, but at least I gave myself an escape hatch by rebinding C-c
d v in summary buffers.
Also,
* lift size restriction when fontifying citations: it mostly only ever
causes fontification failures when people review big patches,
* tweak header order slightly,
* align shr heading faces with eighters-title-* faces.
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I like that I can get more info about transient commands via faces;
wary of unleashing fruit salads though so keeping it subtle for now.
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And finally get around to setting calendar-intermonth-text.
Re-implement the docstring's example using functions I actually
understand.
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GConf is OBE; GSettings is the replacement, and the configure enables
it by default. What the heck Past Kévin 🤨
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That package is unusual in that it requires… requiring it, in order
to activate its settings. So it's a good candidate for use-package's
:demand t.
It's also a good candidate because something changed in Emacs's Lisp
pretty-printing code, and now customizing anything changes how this
variable is serialized, generating a spurious diff. Can't wait to
have completely moved away from that auto-generated form.
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* Remove provisions for Emacs<28.
* Move Magit command to my/magit-map.
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This option defaults to 1, which is sub-optimal for groups such as:
nntp+news.gmane.io:gmane.linux.suse.opensuse.devel
nntp+news.gmane.io:gmane.org.misc.sourcehut.general
nntp+news.gmane.io:gmane.comp.gcc.devel
nntp+news.gmane.io:gmane.emacs.help
nntp+news.gmane.io:gmane.emacs.bugs
nntp+news.gmane.io:gmane.emacs.devel
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Move Python settings to use-package. Tweak a couple of knobs while in
there.
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* "Extra keys" are advertised for non-graphical configurations; as it
happens, they are also useful to provide substitutes for bindings
based on arrow keys.
* Speed commands are nice. Might tweak the predicate some day, but
the default is already useful.
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Also rename theme commands.
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* "Regular" backgrounds need to pop out more against "dim" ones: this
makes refinements easier to spot within "focused hunks" in Magit.
* Also make dim & subtle foregrounds more saturated. That gives
"poorer" contrast, but it's still legible, and "poorer" contrast is
sort of a design goal for the "dim" variant.
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… I should go back to Modus.
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* magenta/red is "the current thing"
* cyan is "other things elsewhere that match the thing"
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For stuff that's interesting, but not the main event.
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This came in handy in the revamp soon to be committed.
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This declines a hue for both background and foreground use.
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Mostly to avoid icomplete jank (bug#40152).
Inspired by:
<https://www.scss.tcd.ie/~sulimanm/posts/default-emacs-completion.html>
Rationale for the customizations:
C-M- chord for navigation Because I found myself missing C-n/C-p in
a couple of situations.
auto-help 'visible The feedback is not as immediate as
icomplete, but it's good enough. Tried
'always, but there's a sit-for somewhere
that causes a weird pause if you happen to
RET before bringing up completions.
auto-select 'second-tab M-v? M-g M-c??
show-help nil "Click on a selection to select it" 😏
format 'one-column Where have you been all my life.
max-height 10 More often than not I'm typing something
inspired by the content from another
buffer, so limit how much
context *Completions* can hide.
auto-choose icomplete never clobbered the minibuffer
until I asked it to (with e.g. C-M-i).
Since C-u M-RET is a thing, keep
candidates off the minibuffer unless I
pull them in, in case I change my mind and
start typing something entirely different
from the currently highlighted candidate.
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Puzzled by this problem I have with :hook. "(use-package) Hooks"
suggests that if package X defines function X-foo to be used by
package Y in Y-bar-hook, then the idiomatic thing to do is…
(use-package X
:hook ((Y-bar . X-foo)))
… but empirically, if Y.el contains…
(defcustom Y-bar-hook '(Y-quux Y-corge))
(add-hook 'Y-bar-hook #'Y-grault)
… then Y-bar-hook will be set to '(X-foo Y-grault): it will be missing
the functions added in the defcustom form.
Since add-hook does this:
(or (boundp hook) (set hook nil))
I am assuming that the problem happens when use-package runs X's :hook
additions before Y is loaded. No idea (a) if I can reproduce from -Q
(b) if this is a SNAFU from setting always-defer (c) if this could be
solved by sprinkling :after or :requires.
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Make region cyan rather than blue, so that the selection remains
visible over added hunks from diff or Magit buffers.
Make Magit selections cyan to follow suit. Make magit-blame headers
blue to fit the "intangible UI" motif.
Look longingly at Modus 4.2 announcement and wonder if this is all
worth it.
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Recent ElDoc & Eglot developments have made the defaults much more
tolerable (the echo area height does not oscillate as much) &
useful (linter warnings are no longer preempted by symbol
documentation).
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'cause why not.
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