I'd realy like to use emacs-artist mode to document my code as seen here: http://www.cinsk.org/emacs/emacs-artist.html
But I can't access the menu like in the screen cast. It seems that the menu is boud to the 3rd (middle) mouse button. But my mouse has only 2 buttons.
How can I reconfigure my emacs key binding for emacs artist-mode that it uses the 2nd (right) mouse button for the menu?
I'd like to set the binding only for artist-mode of course.
Thank you for your help!
This is what I put in my .emacs.el
(eval-after-load "artist"
'(define-key artist-mode-map [(down-mouse-3)] 'artist-mouse-choose-operation)
)
Thanks for the right hints!
FWIW, the right button is the one Emacs calls mouse-3 and the middle buttong is the one Emacs calls mouse-2. You should report this problem via M-x report-emacs-bug because I think it's a bug.
You can fix this problem with something like:
(define-key artist-mode-map [down-mouse-3] 'artist-mouse-choose-operation)
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I'd like to ask how to move cider repl in DOOM, from horizontal (screenshot below) to vertical? been trying many menus shortcut but still horizontal.
Thanks you so much
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As was already mentioned, in DOOM this REPL window is transformed into a popup, and you can customize it in your .doom.d/config.el:
(after! cider
(set-popup-rules!
'(("^\\*cider-repl"
:side right
:width 100
:quit nil
:ttl nil))))
The easiest thing to achieve this is by splitting the windows vertically before jacking into Cider. I.e., in your source code file, hit C-x 3 which calls split-window-right.
Of course, you could write a small Elisp function to call this before jacking into Cider (you might want a defadvice), but you would have to check your current window layout first, so I never bothered to do this.
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