Am 14.09.2014 um 00:17 schrieb Russell Dunphy: > Hi, new to Emacs (Evil-mode persuading me that it’s worth attempting the > switch). Have a few questions. > > I’m trying to get adhoc key mappings working as they would in vim.. So for > example if I open a new Clojure file I might want to quickly set up a mapping > to run it. In vim this would be something like: > > :map ,t :!lein exec %<CR> > > Is there a way to implement the `map` ex command in evil-mode to make > creating arbitrary, temporary mappings like this possible and easy?
Then the desired command is more or less the same as in Vim: (define-key evil-normal-state-local-map ",t" ":!ls\C-j") You can also enter this command at the ex command line. However, the ex command line in Evil does not interpret the '%'. But, of course, you can define your own 'map' command (which you might want to do anyway to save some typing ;)) > Second question relates to trying to get evil-mode to play nicely with > paredit. I’m using `evil-paredit-mode` which makes most things work, but > whole line commands such as `dd` don’t seem to work, and I can’t work out how > to rebind them. I’ve tried the following: > > (evil-define-key 'normal evil-paredit-mode-map (kbd “dd”) > (lambda () (move-beginning-of-line) > (evil-paredit-delete-line)) > > But I get the error “key sequence dd starts with non-prefix key d”. In Emacs it is generally *not* possible to have, e.g., both "ab" and "abc" bound to some command: as soon as some key sequence is complete the corresponding command is executed. The error is raised because "d" is bound to the command `evil-delete`. There is not easy work around, sorry (maybe you can redefine `evil-delete`, but it will require some work). Frank _______________________________________________ implementations-list mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/implementations-list
