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* account.el (account-purposes-list): Two purposes "book" and
"transportation" were missed.
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* account.el (account-agenda-export-to-svg): Previously I did not
erase the buffer before displaying the image. This means if the
image buffer was already used, the function would fail to insert the
image again. Now this is fixed.
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* account.el (account-agenda-shop-command): This command lists
expenses grouped by shop names. It is sometimes useful to know the
shops I spent the most in.
(org-agenda-custom-commands): Adjust the agenda command accordingly.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Now I want to capture my account
information regularly, so it is useful to have a convenient binding.
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* account.el (account-agenda-export-to-svg): The original exported SVG
image did not specify the background color. Then the browser
displays the image with a white background, but Emacs regards the
background of the image as transparent. Since I use a dark
background color in Emacs, the displayed image did not look right.
So I add a white circle with large radius in the background to force
the background color to be white, and it now looks a lot better.
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* org-conf.el: Require ox-texinfo, and delete the parts about
accounts. Those configurations are outdated now, and the new
configurations are now in the new file "account.el".
* account.el: Configurations for capturing and reviewing account
information.
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It is a package that I once used. Since I do not want to use that
package now, I comment out its preparatory forms.
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* vterm-conf.el (btm): After I set up the custom layouts, no more
command line arguments are needed.
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I wonder why I did not bind this earlier.
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* vterm-conf.el (btm): This convenient function runs the command
"btm --battery -m" in a vterm buffer. This is my main usage for
vterm, so it is worth a dedicated function in my opinion.
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* init.el (durand-maybe-enable-outline): Previously when we enable
outline-minor-mode for the first time, it would not be turned on.
Now this is fixed. And the same thing for vterm.
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* text-conf.el (make-center-block): Make a "centered" block
surrounding the selected region or line. This seems similar to the
so-called source blocks in "Org-mode" , at least in my eyes.
(find-max-nonblank-len-in-region): A helper function to calculate
the maximal length of non-blank lines within a region. Here the
length refers to the length of the non-blank portions of the lines.
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I find vterm very useful when combined with the command 'btm'. I can
use this combination to monitor many computer states conveniently,
which I did not find a way to accomplish with the built-in terminal
emulator 'term' in Emacs.
* init.el (vterm): Load vterm if necessary.
* vterm-conf.el: Thin configurations.
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* modeline.el: (modeline-get-active-window, modeline-active-window,
modeline-active-window-p, modeline-set-active-window,
modeline-unset-active-window, modeline-refresh-modeline,
window-configuration-change-hook, buffer-list-update-hook,
after-make-frame-functions, delete-frame-functions,
handle-switch-frame): Emacs 29 adds a convenient function
`mode-line-window-selected-p` that makes my old manual implementation
here obsolete now.
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I recently found this tool, which offers better experience than 'htop'
in my opinion.
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* desktop-conf.el (desktop-auto-save-timeout): Auto-saving causes some
trouble for me.
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* eshell-conf.el (eshell-gv): Now gv uses `make-process` to
asynchronously compile GraphViz files to image files. Moreover, it
reports the progress in the echo area as well, as a quality-of-life
improvement.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): Set the dashboard buffer as not modified.
This is a minor issue, but I like it. :D
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): This command becomes more and
more indispensable for me.
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* basic.el (project-switch-use-entire-map): This is quite convenient.
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* common.el (durand-bookmark-to-register): Add an anonymous bookmark
to a register.
(ctl-x-r-map): Bind the function to 'C-x r B'.
(bookmark-make-record): Automatically loads the bookmark if the
required functionality is not loaded yet.
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* desktop-conf.el (desktop-also-save-bookmarks): Check if the variable
`durand-saving-bookmarks` is bound, before checking its value.
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* desktop-conf.el (desktop-also-save-bookmarks): Inhibit message when
saving bookmarks as a consequence of saving the desktop file.
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* bookmark-conf.el (durand-saving-bookmarks): This variable indicates
whether or not we are saving bookmarks already.
(#'bookmark-write-file): Just a formating change.
(durand-save-bookmark-or-desktop): Save bookmarks and/or the desktop
file, depending on its argument.
(ctl-x-r-map): Bind 'C-x r s' to `durand-save-bookmark-or-desktop`.
* desktop-conf.el (durand-saving-bookmarks): In case this variable is
not defined, silence the errors.
(desktop-also-save-bookmarks): If we are not already saving
bookmarks, save the bookmarks as well.
(desktop-save-hook): Add `desktop-also-save-bookmarks` to this hook,
so that when saving desktop and not already saving bookmarks, Emacs
can automatically save bookmarks as well.
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* desktop-conf.el (durand-bookmark-save): I do not want to save
bookmarks as a consequence of saving the desktop file now.
(desktop-save-hook): Remove the previous function from the hook.
(ctl-x-r-map): And remove the binding to save desktop files.
Basically my plan is to have a keybinding that saves the bookmarks
only, by default. When I want to save the desktop file as well, I
pass an interactive universal prefix argument to the responsible
function. I think this works better than to save both by default: it
is kind of a waste of computing power, from my point of view.
But of course I still want to save bookmarks if Emacs accidentally
crashes and it saves the desktop file because of that. Thus we shall
use a variable to control this behaviour, in order not to cause
infinite recursion.
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* gnus-conf.el (gnus-secondary-select-methods): I finally figured out
how to manage gmail within Gnus again, so this group is added back.
(gnus-topic-alist): I am not sure if this is needed.
I removed the gmail group in the hope that I can replace my usage of
gmail by my own mail server, but it turned out that my mail server is
too unreliable: too oft did my mails get rejected for one reason or
another, so I have to use gmail still.
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* mail.el (durand-mail-update-command): Also update the gmail account.
(durand-mail-update): Remove an outdated hello string.
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* bookmark-conf.el (ctl-x-r-map): Remove the original binding.
* desktop-conf.el (durand-desktop-save-a): Do not ask questions when
saving.
(ctl-x-r-map): Bind 'C-x r s' to save the desktop file, as well as
the bookmarks. Saving bookmarks does not run a hook, whereas saving
the desktop file runs a hook, so it is easier to call `desktop-save`
which also saves bookmarks than the other way around.
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* common.el (register-val-jump-to): Do not ask for confirmation to
visit files again. This was enabled to send to others, and I forgot
to modify that back.
(ctl-x-r-map): Bind point-to-register to a more convenient key. I am
tired of typing 'C-x r C-x @ c @' to add a point to a register.
Another binding involves the space key, and I would like to have an
alternative convenient key-binding that does not involve the space
key, as I find that the space key is pressed way too oft. Haha!
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind 'L' to
`rlist-list-registers`. This is quite convenient.
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* common.el (register-val-jump-to, register-val-describe): Support
bookmarks in registers via these two methods.
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* org-conf.el (org-capture-templates): Use the form
'(function org-determine-link-file)'
instead of #'org-determine-link-file alone.
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* basic.el (help-map): Bind `find-function-on-key` to 'M-f' in the
help-mode so that I can access this helpful functionality easily.
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* init.el (wgsl-mode, auto-mode-alist): Add support for WebGpu Shader
Language files.
* wgsl-conf.el ("wgsl-mode"): Use a package for syntax-highlighting
and basic stuff.
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* gnus-conf.el (durand-gnus-expire): Just call `gnus-agent-expire`
with parameters t, nil, and t respectively.
(gnus-group-mode-map): Bind `durand-gnus-expire` to 'e' to
conveniently expire articles.
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* dired-conf.el (dired-listing-switches): Add '-v' here. It has the
effect of sorting the file names by treating the numbers as version
numbers, so that "10" is sorted after "2", as an example.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map, dashboard-clear): This function
runs `ibuffer` and then runs `durand-ibuffer-clear`. Its effect is
to clear every buffer and then stays in the dashboard. This can be
used as a final key before leaving the computer.
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It is quite convenient.
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* tex-conf.el (durand-tex-hiero): Send the region to the executable
that translates it to the LaTeX commands that produce the
corresponding hieroglyphs. This makes it convenient to obtain the
correct LaTeX codes to use.
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Add a binding to run the commands.
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Sometimes I want to display the pdf side-by-side with the source file,
in which case it would be natural and convenient to reuse the same
window for displaying the pdf file, instead of switching to the pdf
file in the window that was displaying the source file.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Now 't' is bound to
`durand-view-timers-or-temps` and 'T' is bound to `modeline-toggle`.
The ability to view interesting information is much more important
than that of toggling the modeline, in my opinion.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): `org-store-link` is useless in
the dashboard buffer, and it shadows the useful key 'l'.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind `durand-open-object` so as
to easily open things.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind `gnus` to 'g' for
conveniently accessing mails.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind `modeline-toggle` to 't' to
conveniently toggle the mode line.
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* modeline.el (modeline-toggle): A function to toggle the display of
the mode line.
(modeline-alt-format): This is used to store the mode line so that we
can toggle back.
(global-map): Add a global binding: 'C-c T'.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode): A dedicated mode with convenient
access functions.
(dashboard-preload): A macro to define convenient functions easily.
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* bookmark-conf.el: Add an external bookmark.
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The original function for that key-binding has another associated
key-binding, so it is save to replace that one.
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