Over the last few weeks I have been learning elisp and implementing hooks into slime-mode

so that vim bindings feel more natural there. Here is an example

(defun slime-repl-bol-insert ()

  (interactive)

  (slime-repl-bol)

  (evil-insert 1)

Then I would add this too a slime-repl-mode-hook

(define-key evil-normal-state-map "I" 'slime-repl-bol-insert)

I'm attempting to make all commands such as I, 0, etc work to the start of the REPL prompt rather

than the beginning of the line. I think this has implications not only for repl/inferior modes but dired/term/eshell

modes as well.

I have two questions, is this general approach i'm taking reasonable - defining functions that overwrite the generic

bindings, and adding them in hooks to slime-mode/eshell-mode etc? the second question that I'm having a hard time

with involves making dd and yy work correctly, I have browsed the source and it seems they are implemented in

motions involving moving to the next line -> what would be a reasonable solution to get say dd to delete everything

on a line except the prompt, and yy to yank everything on a line except the prompt.

Thanks for the great work with evil-mode