Configuration and imrpovements to the editor experience within Emacs. *Vim*[fn:1] user? This module extends the keybindings by implementing *Evil*[fn:2]. *Doom*[fn:3], *Spacemacs*[fn:4]? The all powerful leader key is also implemented right here!
Configuration and imrpovements to the editor experience within Emacs. *Vim*[fn:1] user? This module extends the keybindings by implementing *Evil*[fn:2]. *Doom*[fn:3], *Spacemacs*[fn:4]? The all powerful leader key is also implemented right here!
* Keysbindings
* Keybindings
Offer =ESC= as an alternative to quit (most) prompts, instead of the default =C-g=.
Offer =ESC= as an alternative to quit (most) prompts, instead of the default =C-g=.
@ -207,7 +207,11 @@ By default *Dired*[fn:11] will create a new buffer every time you press =RET= ov
"l" 'dired-single-buffer))
"l" 'dired-single-buffer))
#+end_src
#+end_src
* Terminal
* Terminal emulation
Performing terminal interaction within an editor is a must have, the choices are *Eshell*[fn:15] and *Vterm*[fn:21].
** Emacs lisp shell
Another really incredible piece of kit, shipped with Emacs. *Eshell*[fn:15] is a fully POSIX compliant shell written entirely in Emacs Lisp. While not a traditional terminal emulator, it provides me with all of the functionality I expect and require from one. The infamous lambda prompt implemented with the *Eshell Prompt Extras*[fn:16] package.
Another really incredible piece of kit, shipped with Emacs. *Eshell*[fn:15] is a fully POSIX compliant shell written entirely in Emacs Lisp. While not a traditional terminal emulator, it provides me with all of the functionality I expect and require from one. The infamous lambda prompt implemented with the *Eshell Prompt Extras*[fn:16] package.
@ -218,16 +222,17 @@ Another really incredible piece of kit, shipped with Emacs. *Eshell*[fn:15] is a
(eshell-prompt-function 'epe-theme-lambda))
(eshell-prompt-function 'epe-theme-lambda))
#+end_src
#+end_src
Sometimes *Eshell*[fn:15] just isn't enough. Going through [[file:../docs/notes/thinking-in-cpp.org.gpg][Thinking in C++]] for one of my courses requires lots of terminal input which *Eshell*[fn:15] just doesn't handle. Prior to this I was dropping to another *TTY* interface, but that was cumbersome. *Vterm*[fn:21] is bases on an external C library which is blazing fast.
Install dependencies on Debian/Ubuntu:
+ Open an =eshell= buffer with =SPC e=
#+begin_src shell
sudo apt install -y cmake \
libtool \
libtool-bin
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(dotfiles/leader
"e" '(eshell :which-key "Shell"))
#+end_src
#+end_src
** Interactive terminal
Sometimes *Eshell*[fn:15] just isn't enough. Going through [[file:../docs/notes/thinking-in-cpp.org.gpg][Thinking in C++]] for one of my courses requires lots of terminal input which *Eshell*[fn:15] just doesn't handle. Prior to this I was dropping to another *TTY* interface, but that was cumbersome. *Vterm's*[fn:21] based on an external C library which is blazing fast.
