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This package allows you to visualuze and manipulate Jira issues from Emacs.
This package provides a utility function for Org buffers that makes a _SRC block with the appropriate language annotation for code that has been copied from an Emacs major mode.
LispyVille's main purpose is to provide a Lisp editing environment suited towards Evil users. It can serve as a minimal layer on top of lispy for better integration with Evil, but it does not require the use of lispy’s keybinding style. The provided commands allow for editing Lisp in normal state and will work even without lispy being enabled.
This package extends git-gutter to use the fringe area of a window.
This package is an extension to Magit, the Git Emacs mode, providing support for Git-SVN.
This Emacs package provides a mean to track important buffer positions after buffer changes.
This package permits scrolling at increasing speeds based on drag distance.
This package provides a minor mode for individual column faces in mu4e's mail overview.
This package builds on the Helm interface to provide several commands for search-based navigation of buffers.
Emacs Muse (also known as Muse) is an authoring and publishing environment for Emacs. It simplifies the process of writing documents and publishing them to various output formats such as HTML, LaTeX, or PDF.
This package provides a major mode for viewing certificates, CRLs, and other PKI-related files. It uses OpenSSL for viewing PEM and DER encoded PKI entities.
This Emacs package allows managing multiple grep buffers.
This library implements an HTML back-end for the Org generic exporter, producing output appropriate for Haunt's html-reader.
This package allows flycheck-mode to provide syntax-checking for Flow files.
This package provides an Ivy interface for selecting from xref results.
This file provides a single function, scheme-smart-complete, which you can use for intelligent, context-sensitive completion for any Scheme implementation in Emacs. To use it just load this file and bind that function to a key in your preferred mode.
This package uses Pandoc to convert selected file types to Org. It can convert supported non-Org files to an Org file with Pandoc.
It can also intercept requests for non-Org files it knows it can convert, convert the file to a temporary Org file, and open this file instead. On save, it exports back to the original non-Org file.
This Emacs major mode helps manage .pacnew and .pacsave files left by ArchLinux's pacman.
Sage Shell mode provides an Emacs front-end for SageMath. It can run the Sage terminal inside Emacs, and allows editing .sage source files with a dedicated major mode and sending their contents directly to that terminal.
Redshank is a collection of code-wrangling Emacs macros mostly geared towards Common Lisp, but some are useful for other Lisp dialects, too. Redshank's code transformations aim to be expression-based (as opposed to character-based).
This package provides a refactoring tool based on the Emacs Semantic parser framework. For C and C++ it supports operations such as:
Generating class implementations
Generating function prototypes
Converting functions to function pointers
Moving semantic units
etc...
For Lisp dialects like Clojure, ELisp, and Scheme, it supports operations such as:
Formatting the whole buffer
Converting sexpressions to one or multiple lines
etc...
This library provides a major-mode for viewing syslog and strace files. You can highlight and filter the lines of the file by regular expressions and by timestamp, view notes associated with files, extract text, count matches, etc.
Dape is a debug adapter client for Emacs. The debug adapter protocol, much like its more well-known counterpart, the language server protocol, aims to establish a common API for programming tools. However, instead of functionalities such as code completions, it provides a standardized interface for debuggers.
emacs-el-x defines the dflet macro to provide the historic behavior of flet, as well as declare-function stub for older Emacs.