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Spacemacs is an Emacs layer focused on modal editing via Evil mode, mnemonics and easy configuration, and the space bar. Use this tag if your question relates to Spacemacs-specific functionality.
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Evil text objects on kebab-case behave differently on dw and cw
- "w" clojure-mode-syntax-table) into the clojure-mode-hook in my .spacemacs.
Now dw works on the whole kebab-word, but cw does not. It changes only the first part. Why is that? …
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Spacemacs, Lisp, Pasting and the missing Space
When editing Lisp or Clojure in Spacemacs (Emacs with Evil) I find the pasting behavior anoying. Say I have yanked bar and want to paste it as a parameter to (foo) so I get (foo bar). … Is there a way to tell Spacemacs to automatically insert the space in Lisp/Clojure mode (with paredit) when pasting? …
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