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scala: make some keybindings work in emacs editing style #4957

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@jerrypnz jerrypnz commented Feb 4, 2016

Some of the keybindings in the scala layer are defined with
evil-define-key for insert state. Since evil mode is no longer
activated in emacs editing style, these keybindings don't work.

Some of the keybindings in the scala layer are defined with
`evil-define-key` for `insert` state. Since evil mode is no longer
activated in emacs editing style, these keybindings don't work.
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Putting this PR on hold, it may be unnecessary since I plan to put back evil in holy mode.

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@moonranger @syl20bnr Can this be closed? I'm not entirely sure what holy mode is, but it seems like it uses evil again.

(kbd "M-.") 'ensime-edit-definition
(kbd "M-,") 'ensime-pop-find-definition-stack)
(define-key ensime-mode-map (kbd ".") 'scala/completing-dot)
(define-key ensime-mode-map (kbd "M-.") 'ensime-edit-definition)
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When using M-. does it drop you in insert mode?

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Sorry I've not been using spacemacs for a while and I'm not sure if this change is still relevant. I'll close it for now.

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