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auto-pair doesnt work in ruby mode #35

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azizmb opened this issue Jun 21, 2012 · 3 comments
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auto-pair doesnt work in ruby mode #35

azizmb opened this issue Jun 21, 2012 · 3 comments

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@azizmb
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azizmb commented Jun 21, 2012

Hello

New to emacs, I cant figure out where to start debugging this. auto-pair (closing brackets and ") doesnt work in ruby-mode. Any pointers as to how I could go about enabling this?

Im using Emacs 24.1.50.1 on Ubuntu 11.10

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purcell commented Jun 21, 2012

Hi Aziz,

I turned off autopair a while ago because I had some issues with it; give me some time to investigate, and I'll see if I can get it working.

-Steve

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purcell commented Jun 21, 2012

There - I've re-enabled global-autopair-mode. Let me know if you have any issues.

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azizmb commented Jun 21, 2012

Wow! Thanks! Thou art awesome!

qioixiy pushed a commit to qioixiy/emacs.d that referenced this issue Aug 5, 2017
* lispy.el (lispy-alt-multiline): Add and bind to "T".
(lispy--multiline-1): Update.
(lispy-mode-map-special): Update.

Fixes purcell#35
qioixiy pushed a commit to qioixiy/emacs.d that referenced this issue Aug 5, 2017
* lispy.el (lispy--multiline-1): Improve the handling of raw exprs.
(lispy-alt-multiline): Remove from-left, since it interferes with
Clojure sets.
(lispy--braces-table): New defvar, used for forward-list/backward-list
in Clojure.
(lispy--read): Update the syntax for clojure-map and clojure-set. Each
of these exprs should have length 3 instead of arbitrary length.
(lispy--insert): Adjust to the update in `lispy--read'.

* lispy-test.el (lispy-multiline): Update tests.
(lispy-alt-multiline): Add test.

Re purcell#35
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