Questions tagged [paredit]

Paredit is an emacs minor mode for controlled editing of s-expressions.

Paredit keeps parentheses balanced while editing Lisp source code.

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How to disable "s" and "S" keybindings in Paredit.vim

the default "s" and "S" in paredit.vim override my vim-sneak plugin defaults "s" keybindings. Do you know of a way to disable paredit.vim default keybindings?
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Disable paredit insert space between token and parens

I like using paredit for my javascript. I know, it's weird, but its helpful to me. The one thing that really bugs me is when I type foo() it automatically inserts a space to foo (). Is there an option to disable this behavior?
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How do I activate "lisp mode" for cljs files in emacs?

Currently emacs isn't turning on paredit and isn't using any syntax highlighting when I edit .cljs files. It does when I edit .clj files and I want it to treat .cljs similar. What do I have to do?
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Paredit doesn't remove right paren on paredit-backward-kill-word

The buffer is "(|)". On Alt+Backspace which sends paredit-backward-kill-word, it only removes the left paren and leaves the buffer as "|)". I thought it was a bug in Paredit or Emacs. But Alt+Backspace works exactly the same way in Clojure editor in…
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paredit.vim move inner list out of enclosing list

I'm using Vim to edit Clojure code and I'm giving paredit a go, as Emacsen generally talk about how good it is in Emacs, once you get the hang of it. If I have an expression that passes a lambda to a function: (wrapper-func (fn [] whatever)) And I…
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