Additionally only attempt to set font when running in a GUI, in a
console the terminal emulator controls the font. And cause I can't seem
to make up my mind about what font/size combo I like, I'm committing
commented out alternatives for reference and potential later use :P
If you're pulling down this commit, you will probably have to nuke your
el-get directory with all installed packages and init/update the
submodules again. A lot of things have changed in el-get since 3.1 was
released.
I made the move to be able to use a couple of new features for
package/recipe definitions. And after the initial reinstall of all
packages everything worked like before :)
Switch from 3.stable to master branch of el-get
If you're pulling down this commit, you will probably have to nuke your
el-get directory with all installed packages and init/update the
submodules again. A lot of things have changed in el-get since 3.1 was
released.
I made the move to be able to use a couple of new features for
package/recipe definitions. And after the initial reinstall of all
packages everything worked like before :)
I was having issues with the small right pointing triangle character
rendering properly with Monaco. But the normal sized one renders fine in
with Monaco and Menlo fonts.
Ruby, PHP, JavaScript and others have closing statements for code
blocks. Highlightighting the current indentation level serves as more of
annoyance than a useful tool. The same it not true for the likes of
Python or CoffeeScript for example.
To make this work without any issues, I also had to switch from
delete-selection-mode to cua-mode, disabling a number of cua-mode's
default keybindings which just annoyed me.
Read the comment in behavior.el for more details.
I switched from this very behavior a couple of days ago cause the
reindenting was causing my headaches every now and then. But not having
has been causing me even bigger headaches.
