Banner broke with memory filled by only a couple hundreds megabytes of
memory, the amount displayed was too large for what was reserved. More
space is now dedicated to displaying such numbers, and the ramp is thus
a bit shorter.
Mu4e header is now only 80 chars wide by default, regardless on the
width of the current frame.
Some code is now also better aligned, some whitespace was left from
earlier configuration that did not make it into the git repository
This commit makes font face for replied to emails and unread emails more
distinguishable. The difference between the two were just the text being
bold or not, now replied to emails have a Nord15 foreground text color.
This package often caused my configuration to break due to Emacs not
finding `eshell-syntax-highlight-global-mode' despite the package being
installed. More troublesome than it’s worth, I’m uninstalling it.
Many Eshell functions do not need to be declared as such and can do just
fine as Eshell aliases. This commit moves all these functions to the
'eshell-alias' file
This commit removes the banner displayed on Eshell launch. I will
maybe do something with it one day similar to my fish_greeting
function for the fish shell.
The git prompt now also separates the current path in half if we are
in a git repository: the path up to the repository, the git prompt,
and then the relative path to the repo is are shown in that order.
To achieve that, `phundrak/is-dir-a-git-repo' has been modified to
return either the path to the git repo or `nil'.
This commit adds to my configuration the Swift layer from Spacemacs, as
well as ob-swift for evaluating Swift code in org-mode –because
apparently it is not part of the layer itself.
The keybinding to `wttrin' is also modified to `SPC o a W', with its
original keybinding `SPC o a w' set to `helm-man-woman', a helm
interface to Emacs’ `woman'.
`if's that had one branch are replaced with `when', and `if's which only
actual branch is the else branch are replaced by `unless'.
`phundrak/eshell-git-status' no longer verifies whether its `$path'
argument points to a git repository, that is now the role of the callee.
`phundrak/eshell-prompt' now makes use of more variables to make the
code more readable.
Some documentation is now formatted correctly
This commit fixes the removal of the `~' character (it needed to be
escaped), add commas and backslashes to the list of characters to be
removed, and updates some `CUSTOM_ID' heading properties accordingly
This commit renames `eshell/my-prompt' to `phundrak/eshell-prompt'.
`phundrak/abbr-pwd' is now simplified, and it is no longer responsible
for fetching the current path which must now be passed as its first
argument. It will also reject any argument which is neither a string
(should be the only type to be passed for public use) nor a list (for
internal usage).
A bug was introduced in b97bbf8 with the fix for Eshell, where the
abbreviated path was not used anymore. This commit fixes it.
This commit also introduces the new macro `phundrak/var-or-if-nil'
which is documented in the code. It has replaced some code already.
The coding style of some recent functions have been updated too,
arguments names now begin with a dollar `$' sign. This is just stylistic
and it has no influence on the code whatsoever.
Finally, some nested `if's in `phundrak/abbr-pwd' were converted in a
single `cond', which led to renaming two variables in order to avoid a
collision between the variable and the function `push' – `pull' has been
renamed accordingly.
This commit adds the connection method for Docker containers through
Tramp and stores it under the newly created Tramp heading under which
the implementation of the Yadm connection method is implemented.
The list of languages supported with org-babel is now presented as an
org table.
Common variable values in org projects are now shared through one
variable each instead of having the value repeated.
This commit removes the common-lisp layer, as I do not use it anymore.
However, due to college, I need to be able to edit Swift code, hence its
addition.
This commit adds the `languagetool' layer to my Emacs configuration.
Since Emacs 27.1, fonts ligatures are supported with Cairo. The
`unicode-fonts' adds support for such feature using `ligatures.el'.
Due to the modification above, I changed my default font to Cascadia
Code.
