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#+title: Personal working Emacs configuration
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#+title: mir's old and disproved emacs config
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#+options: toc:nil
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Any introduction would be insufficient.
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A "literate" configuration would break many things.
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* File structure
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#+begin_example
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├── early-init.el ;; basic variables for starting up Emacs
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├── eshell ;; most eshell configuration is in lisp/mir-packages.el
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│ ├── alias
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│ └── profile
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├── init.el ;; loading files in lisp/ and settings that don't fit elsewhere
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├── LICENSE
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├── lisp
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│ ├── 2048.el ;; modified from Mark Burger's version, for arbitrary board size
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│ ├── man-plus.el ;; Failed attempt at more colorful man pages in Emacs
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│ ├── mir-defuns.el ;; config for larger packages and GUI
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│ ├── mir-evil.el ;; settings specifically for evil-mode
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│ ├── mir-meow.el ;; settings specifically for meow-mode
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│ ├── mir-keybinds.el ;; keyboard shortcuts using general.el
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│ ├── mir-orgstuff.el ;; a few things i tried to build on org
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│ ├── mir-packages.el ;; THE BIG ONE. ALL PACKAGES HERE
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│ └── obsolete.el ;; settings i loved and lost and stuck in the garbage
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└── README.org ;; this file lol
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#+end_example
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Thus I will write of random things included here in no particular order, as my
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file organization suggests.
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-----
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* TODO Integrations
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** Completion
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*** Corfu
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**** clean up orderless
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**** integrate with yasnippets
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** eshell/emacs DWIM
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CONTROL FLOW
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#+begin_quote
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1. Check arguments
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1. No args: run new Emacs instance, separate frame, windowed
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2. existing file names: open each in new buffer (`find-file`?) ?(and window)?
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1. non-existent file names
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1. if name of library, edit that library
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1. otherwise edit new file of that name in default-directory
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3. dash options
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1. =-nw=: open in same window
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2. =--client=: use =emacsclient= instead of =emacs=
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3. Pass rest of options to exe
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#+end_quote
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*** /usr/bin/emacs or emacsclient fallback for options
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*** DONE find-library etc
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** eshell/dat
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*** fix naming and loading
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*** "bcat"
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** org
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*** denote?
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**** Consult-denote
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*** Fix indentation, _appear_, variable-pitch
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*** LAG so much lag how to get rid of lag...
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*** mitch/org-dwim-char
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**** work smarter on heading lines and between words
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**** If at beginning and this-command-key is =*=, just type it once
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*** Face for headlines and nested bullet lists
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** Man
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*** defvaralias error
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*** highlighting? Surely it's possible
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**** if not just render with ~bat~ or html
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** Documentation
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*** datcat
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*** mitch-theme
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*** dconf-mode
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** Linum-relative
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*** Archive fork
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*** write article about why even
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*** propose update to nlinum-relative to remove linum dependency
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** ani-el
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*** Fix it not working
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Re-write onto comint?
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**** inject redefined functions into copy of script?
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** find-file
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*** Follow symlinks without asking, maybe print message
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** Hyperbole
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*** dragging
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*** window operations
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*** org-vw links (?) like vimwiki
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-----
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* Packages
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Everything is in the file =lisp/mitch-packages.el=. There are things in other
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files but they mostly never change - see the commit history.
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** TRAMP
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Generally, tramp is mostly fine. But if there are problematic configurations, it
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will be very slow and time out and it will hang Emacs. I've had terrible luck
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with it until just today (at the time of writing) and I'm legitimately shocked
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it isn't terrible. Hooray! but also come on.
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** Evil
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vim keys are indispensable to me. Legit I cannot live without them very
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well. Most all of my evil configuration is very boilerplate, but I'd like to
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think that's fine.
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VIPER is also a thing built into Emacs. It's probably not that bad, but the
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defaults are very unintuitive compared to evil-collection.
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** EShell
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I like eshell - it reminds me of the configuration I liked about zsh, and the
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composability I love about powershell.
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The EAT terminal is also just amazing.
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** NLinum-relative
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is a thing. It requires nlinum which requires linum which is deprecated. This is
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all for a single face declaration which is VERY UNNECESSARY. Just define it the
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same and force theme authors to add a declaration. or /inherit from the built-in
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display-line-numbers face/.
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** mitch-theme
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In [[https://git.mitchmarq42.xyz/mitch/vimcolors][a separate repo]] there is a theme I made. It's not a good theme and I'm
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insane. But I can't stand normal themes. By all accounts there is something
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wrong with my eyes. Shut up.
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** YAscroll
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"yet another scroll" yet there is no other scrollbar. If anyone knows of one,
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tell me.
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I re-define a display function in my config because I'm using background
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transparency and otherwise it looks all chunky with the face declaration.
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** Org
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A good idea and usable, but I currently disable most fancy things because it
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gets very slow otherwise. I've ran profilers and debuggers and the problem is
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related to redisplay.
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** org-tempo
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I want to get rid of this and just use yasnippets, but oh well.
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** ox-hugo
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I have a function that automatically re-generates all the hugos.
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