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June 2015

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evil-cross-lines act like evil-find-skip-newlines
by RW. S 30 Jun '15

30 Jun '15

Not that it's necessarily related to the question but context is that I'm new to emacs (and therefore also evil-mode), but not too new to vim (a few years). Question is, is there a way to get f, F, t, T to skip newlines to find a character, but without making h and l to cross lines? `evil-cross-lines` does both (i.e. it *does* make h and l cross lines), but I only want the former, without the latter. I suppose `evil-find-skip-newlines` as I read in the documentation is what I want (and why I hope it's possible), but the option seems to be taken away now. -- Also try contacting on twitter @xd1le if no response.

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add marker to evil-jump-list before executing arbitrary function
by jenia.ivlev＠gmail.com 03 Jun '15

03 Jun '15

Hello: I want to be able to jump back, using C-o, to the position where I execute ggtags-find-tag-dwim. I have wrote this small program: (defun ggtags-go-to-definition () (interactive) (let ((current-pos (make-marker))) (add-to-list 'evil-jump-list current-pos) (ggtags-find-tag-dwim (thing-at-point 'symbol)))) But it gives me the error "Marker does not point anywhere". Can someone please tell me, how do I write this program correctly? That is, I want to store the position before executing `ggtags...` and then be able to jump back (using "C-o" a.k.a "evil-jump-back"). Thanks in advance for your kind help. Jenia

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