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’.
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.
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.
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”.
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.
- 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.
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.
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.
It seems that ‘ol-man’ was moved from org-contrib to the main org repository,
but the version of org hasn’t been updated yet, so my system can’t find it yet.
There are multiple versions of the gnupg binary available on Windows. One from
MSYS2 and one from Cygwin at the very least. And which one works is heavily
dependent on the rest of the system configuration and the way Emacs is
installed.
