Use your `ag-lang-tools` without spacemacs. about .spacemacs.d HOT 9 OPEN

Is this achieved by hydra in mechanism?

Similar mechanism, but no, not hydra. AFAIK Spacemacs uses evil and evil-leader.

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Spacemacs layers are just neatly organized collections of elisp packages. packages.el you're pointing to is basically a "meta" package.

Of course one can cherry pick whatever they want from there. Mostly, you want to grab things within use-package blocks. What exactly are you confused about?

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Of course one can cherry pick whatever they want from there. Mostly, you want to grab things within use-package blocks. What exactly are you confused about?

Thank you. This is what I've done finally. And I've successfully set up most of them according to my requirements.

Another question is the following strange short key setting:

Any hints for setting, grouping, invoking, and management a lot of personal customized shortcut keys?

Regards,
HY

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Another question is the following strange short key setting:

That particular bit as you probably guessed is specific to Spacemacs. In Spacemacs there's a lead key (by default set to SPC - hence the name). Basically, pressing "SPC x l d" sequence would call (define-it-at-point) function.

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Basically, pressing "SPC x l d" sequence would call (define-it-at-point) function.

Is this achieved by hydra in mechanism?

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Any hints for setting, grouping, invoking, and management a lot of personal customized shortcut keys?

That's a dense question. Without knowing your preferences, your setup - is it based on vanilla Emacs; Doom; Spacemacs; Prelude; maybe something else? It is hard to answer that question (sometimes, even knowing all that).

If you ask me, I am a die-hard Vimmer. I am completely sold on the idea of modality. I use Spacemacs and I would try to find good, easily recognizable mnemonically and ergonomically right combination of keys. For example, you may have noticed, most language related things in my config are collected under "SPC xl". "SPC x" in Spacemacs is used for "text related things", and I chose "l" for "language". So, "SPC xll" - runs sdcv-search-at-point, "SPC xlm" - Merriam-Webster thesaurus, etc.

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So, "SPC xll" - runs sdcv-search-at-point, "SPC xlm" - Merriam-Webster thesaurus, etc.

According to your above explanation, why not take the following easier to remember, more consistent way?

"SPC xls" - runs sdcv-search-at-point

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According to your above explanation, why not take the following more recognizable mnemonically and consistent way?
"SPC xls" - runs sdcv-search-at-point

Ha, because x and s are too close to each other. Pressing them quickly after each other is very inconvenient. And for something I use very often I usually would try to find double letter combinations. Like for example SPC xx is bound to flyspell-correct-at-point - I do use that a lot.

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Good idea, but combination and permutation theory limits your total available key binding number when you use too many repeated characters.

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