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I use golang so i have some keybinding that i'm really used to. At the same time, I really like what you have here, this gives me a chance to understand how init.el works. But after applying what you have, I realized some of the most important keybinding in golang doesn't work for me anymore.
Even though I put this block back in the init.el, when I type "M-.", I still get "previous command was not evil-repeat: evil-forward-char"
Hi @guoweis-outreach! Since you're using evil-mode, you'll have to use (evil-local-set-key '(normal insert) (kbd "M-.") 'godef-jump) to bind the key in the local keymaps for the Evil states you want it in ('normal and 'insert in this case). Let me know if that works for you!
I use golang so i have some keybinding that i'm really used to. At the same time, I really like what you have here, this gives me a chance to understand how init.el works. But after applying what you have, I realized some of the most important keybinding in golang doesn't work for me anymore.
Even though I put this block back in the init.el, when I type "M-.", I still get "previous command was not evil-repeat: evil-forward-char"
How come the local-set-key doesn't take effect?
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