emacs-evil/evil-cleverparens

options to disable evil-cp-> evil-cp-< keybindings

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yqrashawn commented

It's not in Evil Cleverparens Use Additional Bindings or Evil Cleverparens Use Additional Movement Keys.
I'm using hook to disable it to get evil-shift back.

braham-snyder commented

I'm sure there's a slightly better or cleaner way to do this, but for those interested, this is what I'm using at the moment:

    (defun brds/evil-cp-modify-regular-bindings (&rest r)
      (setq evil-cp-regular-bindings
           (remove-if (lambda (key-string)
                        (member key-string '("_" ">" "<")))
                      evil-cp-regular-bindings
                      :key 'car)))
    (advice-add 'evil-cp--enable-regular-bindings :before
                #'brds/evil-cp-modify-regular-bindings)
luxbock commented

I would accept a PR for this. This was my first proper Emacs package that I ever wrote, so I am not sure if the way I did the keybindings was the greatest way to do it, but I don't currently have time to think of a smarter way to handle it.

tomdl89 commented

I'm confused by this issue. The following in your config should work just fine. No need for hooks or advice, unless I'm missing something:

(evil-define-key 'normal evil-cleverparens-mode-map "<" nil)
(evil-define-key 'visual evil-cleverparens-mode-map "<" nil)
(evil-define-key 'normal evil-cleverparens-mode-map ">" nil)
(evil-define-key 'visual evil-cleverparens-mode-map ">" nil)

or to save some precious chars:

(dolist (state '(normal visual))
  (dolist (key '("<" ">"))
    (evil-define-key state evil-cleverparens-mode-map key nil)))

I'll close this issue as it's 7yrs old, but feel free to re-open if need be.

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