anarcroth/.emacs.d

My custom Emacs setup. It is separated into 5 different logical segments for ease of configuration.

Initialization

This is the very first part of the init.el file. Here the garbage collector is adjusted, the load-paths specified, the custom file defined, and the start of the Emacs server is issued.

General utilities

This is the general configuration section. I consider to be most important since it defines not only ivy, but also maps keys for Dvorak, adds functions for editing lines, sets up back-up files (or lack-there-of), and other general editing and non-editing functionalities. If Emacs starts with an error, it would be more difficult for me to use it without having these initial configs.

Dev environment

Here is where the development environment is created. For every language and mode, there is a clean setup. The more generic things, like magit, are pushed to the top of this segment.

Window manipulation

Here is the configuration of how Emacs handles frames and buffers. Things like window numbering, window sizes and manipulation, and moving and transposing windows is found here.

Looks

Here Emacs is made pretty. Theme loads, highlighting, fonts, cursor, bracket matching and coloring, file separation, and powerline setup are all here.

Org setup

This is the specific place for all org related things. If something is about org or any related features, it is here.

.emacs.d's Issues

Fix python dev environment

Fix the c and cpp mode in the local-pkgs

https://tuhdo.github.io/c-ide.html

Remove auto-loading c++ dev env, instead make it manual

Currently, the c++ dev env is started by default, causing iron-tags to work and spawning a background process. This is not needed since it's not used (unless you are writing c++ everyday). It would be easiest to make the mode not load automatically, but to start it manually via a command.

Add small minor mode for the xref and frame pop-up