Switch among predefined phrases with a single command.
I’ve often found myself copying code and making a few small changes repeatedly. Maybe that one method suddenly needs to become static and private. Maybe I accidentally typed self, when I really meant $this. For those occasions I can quickly flip cl-flet to cl-labels by carefully smashing my keyboard and get on with my day.
rotfr-rotate-this and rotfr-rotate-this-reversed. I have mine bound to C-n and C-N, but that’s just because of evil.
The default looks like this, but be sure to change it to your needs.
(setq rotfr-rotation-sets
'((:rot ("yes" "no" "maybe so"))
(:mode php-mode :rot ("public" "protected" "private"
"public static" "protected static" "private static"))
(:mode php-mode :rot ("@param[in]" "@param[out]" "@param[in/out]"))
(:mode php-mode :rot ("class" "abstract class" "interface"))
(:mode php-mode :rot ("namespace" "use"))
(:mode php-mode :rot ("==" "===" "!=" "!==" "<" "<=" ">" ">="))
(:mode php-mode :rot ("self::" "$this->"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("cl-labels" "cl-flet"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("let" "let*"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("buffer-substring" "buffer-substring-no-properties"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("substring" "substring-no-properties"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("string=" "string-equal"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("string<" "string-lessp"))
(:mode emacs-lisp-mode :rot ("string>" "string-greaterp"))
(:mode prog-mode :rot ("&&" "||"))
(:mode text-mode :rot ("and" "or" "either"))))Here’s the default doc string.
Rotate phrase phrase rotations.
List of plists where each plist must have: :rot List of words or phrases to cycle through.
Plists may have the keys: :mode symbol or list of symbols that must match the major mode of the buffer. :bounds ensures phrase has boundries that match thing. By default thing is ‘same-syntax.
This does the same thing as parrot, but supports spaces and has less parrots.