Hello, I just switched to lispy after years of smartparens use. I am not using any of the builtin key themes, including special. I defined my own set of bindings. I was wondering if we could either alter the semantics of lispy-backward-kill-word, or add a new function that skips over a round closing delimiter, instead of deleting that if you were to issue it on (foo bar)| to be left with (foo |) instead of (foo |. I am looking for the functionality of lispy-backward-kill-word with the intelligence of lispy-backward-delete. Thank you, and also thanks for your great work!
Hello, I just switched to lispy after years of smartparens use. I am not using any of the builtin key themes, including special. I defined my own set of bindings. I was wondering if we could either alter the semantics of
lispy-backward-kill-word, or add a new function that skips over a round closing delimiter, instead of deleting that if you were to issue it on(foo bar)|to be left with(foo |)instead of(foo |. I am looking for the functionality oflispy-backward-kill-wordwith the intelligence oflispy-backward-delete. Thank you, and also thanks for your great work!