Matus Goljer
Matus Goljer
Maybe there is a confusion about what is called symbol in clojure syntax and what is called symbol in emacs "buffer syntax". Emacs has its own syntactic naming conventions codified...
I added the `*` spec to commands which modify the buffer content.
I added the test cases from OP and the thread for regression testing, they all pass now.
Closing this to sort through the open issues. If the above did not work, feel free to reopen.
I think `sp-swap-right` is the same as `sp-transpose-sexp` except not moving the point? If so, wrapping with `save-excursion` should do the trick. The examples don't show the point position *after*...
I believe this is fixed by #1169 as I can no longer reproduce this and related kill/delete issues. I've added a test case for this issue so hopefully there won't...
todo: check that there are regression tests for this issue, also check the error cases from #915
@edam is the code available somewhere, in your config or as a package / repo?
The pairs are defined for `org-mode` but you seem to be using `org-journal-mode`. I don't know that package, but if we assume it's the same as org mode, we can...
Actually, since that mode is derived from `org-mode`, the org definitions should also get loaded. Note that `sp-pairs` is a global object while `sp-local-pairs` is the resolved and merged definitions...