tabemacsthrow

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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
I doubt that he was already as rich as he became last year otherwise why only buy an expensive house only now? I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing but it is an important fact that is being left out.
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
Moxie presumably got rich from MobileCoin, it was reported that he recently bought an expensive house in Los Angeles.
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
We've hit comment depth limit, but check out M-i (tab-to-tab-stop), other people seem to declare that that is the solution for them (and they rebind it to tab per mode).
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
In the docs it says that (for some reason) C has its own separate variable c-tab-always-indent. Also, does M-i (tab-to-tab-stop) do what you want?
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
Someone above pointed out that you can remap it for prog-mode which (I think) programming modes derive from so (again, I think) if you remapped it there you would cover the programming modes. Then you could add the few other modes that aren
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
I think the problem in your lobste.rs post is that you have (bind-key* "Tab" ...) instead of (bind-key* (kbd "tab") ...). I don't think your define-key solution works because I think it can be rebound by major or mi
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
No, bind-key* should do this for you automatically. If you wanted to do it yourself you would make a minor-mode manually. There's also general-override-mode-map from the "general" package. edit: Looking at the code I don&#x27
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by tabemacsthrow 5y ago
You want to create a minor mode (minor mode overrides major mode key bindings) and have the minor mode enabled globally. use-package has a bind-key* function that does this I think. Something like (check the syntax, I haven't tested it