For a couple of years now, there's been a bug on macOS with the
non-native fullscreen implementation. When enabling fullscreen, any
child-frames created by packages like lsp-ui, company-box, posframe,
etc. all re-appear on top of the fullscreened frame, and stay there
until you re-trigger whatever package/command that created the
childframe originally.
This works around this issue by simply closing all child frames when
toggling non-native fullscreen.
Show project relative file paths even when project root and file paths
start with a mixure of "~/" and absolute path.
Also handle buffers not backed by a file on disk by falling back onto
marginalia--buffer-file.
Uses the new nerd-icons package to display icons in various places
similar to all-the-icons. But it works in a terminal too as long as the
terminal is using a Nerd Font.
When yank-indent-mode is enabled, yanked (pasted) text is indented based
on the indent rules of the current major mode. It has a
global-yank-indent-mode too which by default excludes a long list of
known indentation sensitive modes with which this approach does not work
very well.
It is based on some random hacky snippets elisp I've been using for over
a decade. Said snippets are themselves based on some random snippets I
found online, and since morphed into the weird monster they had become.
This makes switching between Emacs 29.x and 30.x much easier, as
straight doesn't need to re-build all packages from scratch when the
Emacs version changes.
These macros work more or less like add-to-list, except they will always
leave ELEMENT as the first/last element in the list, while add-to-list
does not modify the list if ELEMENT is already present anywhere in the
list.
This is mostly a helper function for when I've messed around with active
modes in a file buffer a whole bunch, and I just want to revert all
things to the default state of when the file is opened.
Both undo-fu and undo-fu-session are hosted on codeberg, which seems to
be down right now. Hence instead let's pull in these packages from the
mirrors on the emacsmirrors GitGub org.
Use fussy instead of orderless for filtering and scoring/ordering
completion candidates. This seems to overall order results in a much
better way than just orderless.
Technically orderless is still used to filter the candidate list, but
fzf-native is used to score/order the results.
