Previously I've always kinda "hacked" things to get C-z prefixes for
various workspace-related packages to work. Now it's finally setup
correctly with a custom siren-workspace-map keymap bound to C-z, and
relevant packages adding keybindings to it.
- Enable switching windows with my custom M-i, M-k, M-j, and M-l
windmove keybindings
- Disable hl-line-mode for vterm buffers. The hl-line would constantly
flicker in an annoying manner while typing.
This allows specific major-modes to disable hl-line-mode, which is
desired some terminal/shell modes like vterm where the hl-line flickers
constantly while typing.
company-lsp is no longer supported by lsp-mode for providing completions
to company, instead company-capf should be used which it built-in to
company itself.
There's two different variants, both callable via M-? in dired
buffers. Without a prefix arg it will use `siren-dired-get-disk-usage`
which uses the external `du` command to get disk usage, or "space on
disk" for item at point or marked files and/or directories.
If called with a prefix (C-u M-?) it will instead use
`siren-dired-get-size` which is implemented in pure elisp, and
recursively gets the actual file sizes for item at point or marked files
and/or directories.
As the prefix variant is written in pure elisp, it is quite a bit slower
for very large directories with thousands of files.
Enable polymode within code-blocks in Markdown files. Effectively, it
allows code-blocks of various languages to be handled by their
respective major modes, allowing correct syntax highlighting, snippets,
and other features to work as you would expect.
- Improve the switch to previous / recent list of persps.
- Add a indexes when showing list of current persps.
- Add `C-z <num>` keybindings to switch to persp by index.
It seems the visual-fill-column-mode that writeroom-mode depends upon
causes persp-mode to sometimes forget the contents/layout of a persp.
Hence I'm completely disabling it for now to see if it resolves my
issues, specially as I hardly ever use writeroom-mode anyway.
Terraform-mode already comes with it's own
terraform-format-on-save-mode, but the way it inserts the corrected
source into the buffer often causes weird cursor movement which is
annoying.
