Light Table User Behaviors

user.behaviors

;; User behaviors
;; -----------------------------
;; Behaviors are stored as a set of diffs that are merged together
;; to create the final set of functionality that makes up Light Table. You can
;; modify these diffs to either add or subtract functionality.
;;
;; Behaviors are added to tags, objects with those tags then automatically gain
;; whatever logic the behavior imparts. To see a list of user-level behaviors,
;; start typing a word related to the functionality you want in between the square
;; brackets (e.g. "theme").

{:+ {
     ;; The app tag is kind of like global scope. You assign behaviors that affect
     ;; all of Light Table here
     :app [
           (:lt.objs.style/set-skin "dark")
           :lt.objs.sidebar.workspace/workspace.open-on-start
           :lt.objs.metrics/disable-metrics
           (:lt.objs.console/set-console-limit 500)
           ]

     ;; The editor tag is applied to all editors
     :editor [:lt.objs.editor/no-wrap
              (:lt.objs.style/set-theme "default")
              :lt.objs.editor/line-numbers
              (:lt.objs.editor/tab-settings false 4 2)
              :lt.plugins.vim/activate-vim
;;               :lt.objs.editor/wrap
;;               :lt.objs.editor/highlight-current-line
              (:lt.objs.style/font-settings "Menlo" 11 1.25)
              (:lt.plugins.vim/map-keys { ">" ":ltexec paredit.grow.right"
                                          "<" ":ltexec paredit.shrink.right"})
              ;; (:lt.objs.langs.ruby/ruby-exe "/Users/rrosen/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.0.0-p247/bin/ruby")
;;               :lt.objs.langs.ruby/use-rvm
]

     ;; Here we can add behaviors to just clojure editors
     :editor.clojure [(:lt.objs.langs.clj/print-length 1000)]}

     :editor.ruby [
                     :lt.objs.langs.ruby/use-rbenv
                   ]

 ;; You can use the subtract key to remove behavior that may get added by
 ;; another diff
 :- {:app [:lt.objs.intro/show-intro]
     :editor [
              ]}}