Oops, for paren its Shift+Command+(, not Command+(.

On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:11 AM, Chris Muller <asqueaker at gmail.com> wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>
>> What would make
>> auto-enclose much more paredit like is automating the manipulation of
>> parens.  Not just adding a ) every time you type a ( but letting e you
>> "slurp" expressions into the enclosing paren (whether [], {} or ()
>> parens) or "burp" them out, deleting empty pairs of parens, and so on.
>
> Hey, did you happen to know about Command+', Command+Shift+",
> Command+(, Command+[, and Command+Shift+{ ?   :-)   They let you do
> exactly what I think you're saying.
>
> 1) Select an expression by either click+drag, double-clicking just
> inside any of ', ", (, [, {, }, ], or ), or, if you're at the
> keyboard, Command+Space when the text-cursor is positioned there.
> Note, the selection does not include the bracket/paren characters
> themselves, but up-to just inside them.
>
> 2) Press one of the above-mentioned Command key sequences.  If you
> press the same one that you're already in, it will toggle between
> adding/removing that expression ("slurp").  If you press one of those
> Command-key sequences that is different than the expression, it will
> add that surrounding bracket around the expression, toggling it on and
> off ("burp").
>
>  - Chris
>
>> Paredit takes a bit of getting used to - precisely because you're
>> leaning on the IDE more to manipulate expressions rather than
>> adding/deleting characters but once you get used to it, it's
>> awesome.
>
>
>
>>
>> frank
>>