skx/dotfiles

Yet another dotfile-repository

Steve Kemp

• I've been programming for over half my life, I'm comfortable creating, developing, maintaining, and improving software written in C, C++, Emacs Lisp, Perl, Ruby, Java, Shell, TCL, etc.
  • Most of my new projects are written in Golang.
  • But also I've been writing code in Z80 assembly language, to run under CP/M and the humble ZX Spectrum 48k.
• My interests primarily revolve around compilers, interpreters, domain-specific languages, and virtual machines.
  • Examples of scripting languages include a simple BASIC, a simple FORTH, a simple Lisp, and a simple TCL.
  • DSLs are great tools for automation, etc.
• Location: Helsinki, Finland.
• Occupation: Sysadmin / Devops / Cloud-person.

dotfiles's Issues

Drop puppet and cfengine modes

I've not used those in years.

Move the org-evaluation code into its own package

Should be trivial and I keep referring other users to it.

org-mode is the future

Since I can do more interesting things with it than my home-made markdown parse we should seriously consider loading org-mode init file(s), instead of the init.md file.

Process both to test migration. At the very least I want to test removing ~/.emacs.d/setup which should be trivial ...

readme in home?

Just a question? To have a redme on your bare repo, did you have to bloat your $HOME with the readme file? I can't seem to find a way for alternative readme location, other than root...

Fix linkifier warnings

Two warnings on startup. Fix them.

Better support for our bundled modes

Most of the bundled modes are included in config.org, but not all of them.

1. Place all of them there, resyncing appropriately.
2. Look and see if there's a better solution. git submodules suck, and fetching a single file from a repo is probably not much better than using curl / wget, but this should still be a solved problem.

column-enforce-mode.el looks neat.

https://github.com/jordonbiondo/column-enforce-mode

org-auto-tag

Cute idea - get a list of all tags in a document

(defun get-all-tags ()
  "Return the (lowercase) list of tags used within this file.  Tags are returned in random order, however duplicates are removed."

  (let ((all-tags '()))
    (org-map-entries
      (lambda ()
        (let ((tag-string (car (last (org-heading-components)))))
          (when tag-string
           (setq all-tags (append all-tags (split-string tag-string ":" t)))))))
    (delete-dups all-tags)))

If the current headline has those words - add the tags!

;;(message "%d tags" (length (get-all-tags)))

(defun org-auto-tag ()
  (interactive)
  (let ((alltags (get-all-tags))
        (headline-words (split-string (downcase (org-get-heading t t))))
       )
    (mapcar (lambda (word) (if (member word alltags)
                             (org-toggle-tag word 'on)))
            headline-words))
    ) (org-auto-tag)

For bonus points add as a hook to org-todo-state-changed

(add-hook 'org-after-todo-state-change-hook 'org-auto-tag)

Drop groovy-mode

This is useful for people forced to use jenkins, but that's no longer the case for me. :D

Move LSP stuff around

We have a config for go-mode and a seperate setup for LSP - move the latter into the former, and rationalize the python LSP setup too.

org-setup via use-package

I tried this in the past, but my config is a bit spread out.

• Load org-mode with use-package
• Move all the org-settings into one place.
• PDF export can probably be dropped, if necessary.
• Ensure the org-diary mode still works.
• No need for defer, since I use org "immediately".