added sp-mark-sexp analogous to mark-sexp #686
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Excellent! Closes #685 |
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This adds a new command
sp-mark-sexpthat is analogous to Emacs's builtinmark-sexp, but uses smartparens notion of sexp. It also adds a key binding (C-M-SPC) for it tosp-smartparens-bindings. The chosen is key binding is one of Emacs's defaults formark-sexp---just likesp-smartparens-bindingsuses Emacs's defaults forforward-sexp,kill-sexp, etc.