crazy mode
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Introduction
crazy-mode is a Rube Goldberg machine (but simpler and one that works) mode for GNU Emacs. crazy-mode helps you code/go crazy. Currently good support for C programming is included.
crazy-mode hacks around the characters as you type in the buffer to do various stuff often reducing the effort to accomplish something.
Say for example, in c-mode, pressing space bar often inserts _ or sometimes
real spaces depending on the context. It also inserts - when inside #include
header names.
If you find this software useful, you may:
- Help free software by switching to any GNU/Linux.
- Regardless of the Operating System you use, always buy
Debian main compatible hardware or at least ask for one.
- This can help free software, improve hardware lifetime and reduce Planned obsolescence.
Figure 1: crazy-mode demo
History
It's known that GNU Emacs is extremely extensible, and when I was first introduced to GNU Emacs, I decided to do something weird. I liked the idea of dwim which is very popular in the Emacs world, and I wanted to reduce as much keystrokes to write my code. I wrote some elisp hacks to do so, which worked really great.
Since I has been using this in my personal config for quite some time, I decided to write a mode for that which is more maintainable.
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