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Support slurp and barf to bring the next nodes in and out of the current node scope. This would work for things like () and [] as well as do notation scope changes.
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I know +1s don't offer all that much value, but this seems like an essential feature. Point in case follows:
I decided to finally start learning Haskell for real and - having been doing Clojure recently - I thought this kind of editing could be nice in Haskell as well.
Was writing a naive quicksort to get to grips with spacemacs' Haskell layer (didn't use emacs before) and forgot to put pivot in a list, so I wanted to do [|] pivot (| being the cursor) and slurp from there, like in Clojure, but it seems there's no command for that.
So, +1 on that, since it feels like something natural to structural editing that's missing. Though it's probably harder to implement in a more syntaxed language like Haskell.
Support slurp and barf to bring the next nodes in and out of the current node scope. This would work for things like
()
and[]
as well asdo
notation scope changes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: