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Which is the auto completion layer in Spacemacs?
Spacemacs provides a layer called auto-completion which provides auto-completion features in many modes. It does this using the package company. This layer owns the company package, so it defines a function called auto-completion/init-company .
When do I need to configure packages in Spacemacs?
Spacemacs makes thorough use of auto-loading. Almost everything in Spacemacs is loaded when needed instead of right away. Often, we will want to configure packages after loading them.
How to add a Markdown layer to Spacemacs?
Completion of Emojis using company-emoji (still needs a way of showing, either using the emoji layer or having a proper font) :clap: 2. BibTeX For more extensive support of references with BibTeX files, have a look at the BibTeX layer . 3. Install To use this configuration layer, add it to your ~/.spacemacs.
Is there variable Markdown-MMM-auto-modes in Spacemacs?
Note: Spacemacs already defines the variable markdown-mmm-auto-modes to a bunch of languages. Consider opening a PR on the Spacemacs repository to add new languages instead of overriding the variable in your dotfile.
How can I exclude a package in Spacemacs?
Packages may be excluded by setting the :excluded property to true. This will prevent the package from being installed even if it is used by another layer. For each included package, you may define one or more of the following functions, which are called in order by Spacemacs to initialize the package.
Where do I find helm autoloads.el file?
Open your elpa directory, go to helm and look at the file helm-autoloads.el. This provides all the auto-loads for all the files in Helm. However, this file is not written by hand. Instead, it is automatically generated from “magic” comments in the source code of Helm.
Where can I find configuration layers in Spacemacs?
Packages may be available on a package repository, such as ELPA or MELPA or on a third-party service provider (such as github) or even locally on the disk. A collected unit of configuration that can be enabled (or disabled) in Spacemacs.
Why do you need a layer in Spacemacs?
A layer typically brings together one or more packages, as well as the glue configuration code required to make them play well with each other and Spacemacs in general. Before writing a layer, it is helpful to consider what you are trying to achieve.
Where can I find Emacs Lisp configuration files?
A set of Emacs Lisp files that, taken together, provide some feature. Packages may be available on a package repository, such as ELPA or MELPA or on a third-party service provider (such as github) or even locally on the disk. A collected unit of configuration that can be enabled (or disabled) in Spacemacs.