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I don't really get what you mean. Sure, setting up MELPA is a bit annoying, but after that trying a new package is trivial. You go to the package list and insta
by jorams 6y ago
I don't really get what you mean. Sure, setting up MELPA is a bit annoying, but after that trying a new package is trivial. You go to the package list and install the package, then you trigger whatever command you need.
I agree that fuzzy search is a great thing though, and I think something similar to Ivy should be included by default.
- baby 6y ago> then you trigger whatever command you need how do you do see? How do you get to the list of commands? How do you search for a command? How do you remember a shortcut if you run a command manually? I've been using emacs for quite some time and I still get stuck there.
- olejorgenb 6y agoTo run/search-for a command: M-x If you have installed and configured helm (I assume the same for ivy) you'll get a list and the search will be fuzzy) In helm: shortcuts are shown in the result list: M-x replac| replace-string replace-regexp query-replace (M-%) ... In helm you can navigate the list with the arrow keys and TAB (not sure if it's the default key) will pop up an help buffer for the command
- baby 6y agoI don't use helm, tried for a while but got really confused by a lot of things. So when I do M-x I actually can't fuzzy search OR see what the shortcut version of a command is.