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on Windows
There are some programs that live in both that and some other directories that
I've added on Windows. This makes sure that the cygwin ones don't overwrite
everything else, since usually I use different versions like MSYS2.
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This also brings in marginalia, orderless, consult, and embark.
I've been reading about these projects for a while and after some looking around
it seems like these are at the very least interesting, I'm trying it out for a
while.
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Instead of the minibuffer.
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Org agendas
This will show when I've marked items as done and when I've logged time on tasks.
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This library defines a few useful generic major modes like
‘etc-fstab-generic-mode’, and ‘java-properties-generic-mode’.
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found
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‘save-place-mode’
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When I start typing, automatically check out the file that I'm working with.
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I seem to get large emails occasionally.
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the size
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I've been experimenting with using 25 minutes instead of 20 for each Pomodoro.
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The name helps to specify in the window manager that it shouldn't be tiled, and
the width and height are just stylistic choices.
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‘(upcase|downcase|capitalize)-word’ with dwim
The “Do What I Mean” variants will either work on a region or a word, not just a
word.
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redirect some URLs
There are a couple of free alternative front-ends to certain services:
- Scribe for Medium.
- Nitter for Twitter.
- Invidious for Youtube.
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current defun
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This major mode will be for viewing and editing the solution file. Right now it
just parses the solution file and displays some of the project names instead of
the GUIDs to make it more human readable.
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devenv errors
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I'm trying to get a little more serious about GTD, and using a someday file is
part of that.
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Since I'm trying out the Pomodoro technique I want to be able to see at how many
pomodoro's I've estimated something so that I can choose what to do next.
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capturing it
When a capture template is set up to clock in as I'm capturing it, this function
would immediately change the state of the item to WIP (or whichever next status
there was), but even though I'm spending time on the ticket at that point it's
not in progress yet.
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I'm trying out the Pomodoro Technique and one of the things you're supposed to
do is estimate your tasks in pomodoros. This change lets me estimate in, for
example, 1p (20min) based on my specified pomodoro duration.
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I'm so used to using it that I keep forgetting to use ‘M-o’ for ‘ace-window’
instead. By disabling this keybinding I can train myself to use ‘ace-window’.
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continuations
Previously:
public void Foo(TypeA arg1,
TypeB arg2)
{
Now:
public void Foo(TypeA arg1,
TypeB arg2)
{
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‘org-mode’ on load
Add the ‘ROAM_REFS’ and ‘ROAM_ALIASES’ properties to ‘org-default-properties’ so
that they're included for completion when setting properties.
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buffers
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All distribution of the latest “org-mode” version happens through the “nongnu”
package archive now.
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I'm trying to fix an issue with loading a C# file that freezes my Emacs on
Windows. I've turned off the other functions, but it appears that this still
happens. If I have ligatures off, it seems to work ok.
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characters on WinNT
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This is faster on systems where the right fonts haven't been installed.
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How did I ever submit this? This doesn't belong here...
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Loading ‘yasnippet’ shouldn't automatically load my package configuration. If my
package configuration hasn't been loaded it shouldn't try to include my snippets.
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With ‘electric-pair-local-mode’ enabled and my inhibit function, this makes for
some pretty easy typing of words like “don't”.
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With ‘electric-pair-local-mode’ and my inhibit function together I get a pretty
reasonable way of typing fancy quotes and regular quotes in words like “don't”.
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in my agenda
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The big downside of usuing these cookies to inject my configuration into the
loading of a package is that it means that I can't load that package without my
configuration anymore. This means that when I start ‘emacs -Q’ and then call
‘package-initialize’ it'll load my configuration as well. This makes debugging
things very difficult.
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agenda files
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‘oni-cpp’ doesn't load
Either or neither can be installed when ‘cc-mode’ is loaded, but it shouldn't be
an error when one isn't.
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- Inhibit the use of the ’ character in case a ' should be used so that spell
checking programs don't get confused.
- Explicitly use the ‘hunspell’ program to perform spell checking.
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fixed-pitch faces
Since the ‘set-face-attribute’ function documentation says that if you use ‘nil’
as the FRAME argument, you set the face attribute for all current and future
frames. However this doesn’t seem to work for my setup at all, the variable
pitch font is still “Sans Serif” when I open the first frame.
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Since the functions called in ‘oni-gui-setup-faces’ work on either the given
frame or, if given ‘nil’, all future frames, it shouldn’t be a problem to call
it when the Emacs daemon is starting. And since my main org file is loaded
before a frame is created, it doesn’t use the right font otherwise.
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