M-x tips

@iLemming

& tips posted by Ag Ibragimov

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    Jul 26

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    Oct 12

    I want to give shout-outs to and the many others who have been doing some great work to work down the JIRA backlog. So many things getting fixed! Thanks so much, all!

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    Oct 3

    Do you use ? Did you know you can toggle highlights per word differences in a magit-diff buffer by pressing `D t`. You can also set variable `magit-diff-refine-hunk` it can either be `t` - show for current hunk or `all` - show for all hunks

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  4. Oct 3

    Do you use ? Did you know you can toggle highlights per word differences in a magit-diff buffer by pressing `D t`. You can also set variable `magit-diff-refine-hunk` it can either be `t` - show for current hunk or `all` - show for all hunks

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  5. Oct 3

    Gorgeous? Clojurescript developers laughing their asses off

    Functional programming at its finest. A dude suggested this code in a GitHub issue for customize-cra (there's a much nicer api coming soon) I ... I just can't stop looking at it. It's gorgeous. I wish I came across problems like this more often.
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  6. Oct 2

    Note that this testament coming from the creator of Erlang. Rich Hickey (Clojure) also uses Emacs. Do you know other language creators who also use Emacs? Stallman doesn't count, alright?

    Fortunately emacs hasn't a UI that changes every couple of months. I must have been using it for 35 odd years and the interface is still the same - Apple/Google etc. take note - Once you've got something working correctly you don't have to change it every few months.
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  7. Retweeted
    16 Nov 2017

    Emacs tip: use vmd to preview markdown. It's included in : add markdown layer, install , then press `, c P` in a markdown buffer or `M-x vmd-mode`.

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  8. Retweeted
    17 Nov 2017

    tip of the day: when you're overwhelmed by sheer number of comments in the code, you can temporarily hide them `SPC c h`. Vanilla emacs users can use that package too: hide-comnt.el

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    20 Nov 2017

    Emacs/ tip of the day: Struggling to tame those pesky regular expressions? Use `M-x regexp-builder`. It really eases the pain working with regexes.

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    21 Nov 2017

    Emacs/ tip: Did you know, on "Save file" dialog, you can press `d` and see the diff of your changes?

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    28 Nov 2017

    Time for another / tip: Unlike any other editor, Emacs allows you to compare any selected regions of text in any buffers. Use `ediff-regions-linewise` to compare large regions and `ediff-regions-wordwise` for relatively small ones.

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  12. Retweeted
    5 Dec 2017

    Have you ever used or autojump? There's package that can give you enormous productivity boost . For you just add "fasd" layer , and then you can quickly jump to recently used files and directories using `SPC f a s`

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    5 Dec 2017

    Another tip: Toggle read-only in Dired buffer `SPC b w` and change files and dirs as you like. You can use all the tools available to you: replace-regexp, multiple-cursors, iEdit, etc.

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    6 Dec 2017

    another tip: Share URL to the exact line in a file. `SPC g l l` Add "git" layer for this to work

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    11 Dec 2017

    time for another tip: Search for anything on the Web using 'search-engine' layer. for vanilla users - this is 'engine-mode' package, it's on .

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    12 Dec 2017

    Did you know you can preview almost anything in Helm by pressing <Tab>? That's especially handy when selecting a color theme. Do `M-x helm-themes` or press `SPC T s` (in ), select one from the list and press <Tab>, helm stays open. simply C-n/C-p and <Tab>

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    18 Dec 2017

    I see all the time people zooming in/out Emacs window by using default text-scale functionality, which works only for a single buffer and ignores other UI elements. Use zoom frame instead. in - `SPC z f`, vanilla users - add

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    18 Dec 2017

    Do you use Helm? You can reveal sometimes hidden gems if you press `C-z` when in Helm buffer. Here's an example for helm-ag. You can see search results in a separate buffer. Isn't that cool now?

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    20 Dec 2017

    both Leonardo da Vinci and Leonardo Fibonacci have died so you could use golden-ratio in So, please use it: - in it's `SPC t g` - in vanilla emacs, install the package from and bind `M-x golden-ratio` to anything you like

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    28 Dec 2017

    Need to calculate something really quick? You think "on no, emacs-calc is a huge and scary monster, I have no time to learn it". However, it has "quick" option. Press `C-x * q`, type what you need, Enter and.. voila The result is in the kill ring

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    Jan 20

    Hey people, you know that just like in Vim, you can execute wide variety of ex-commands by pressing ':' List of available ex-commands you can find here: Remember: Emacs is better Vim than Vim! Trust me - I'm a die-hard Vimmer.

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