You know how it is. You're wandering happily through your syntax tree, all your sexps are balanced, your code is looking lovely. Then, suddenly it happens, you're fixing one of your functions, and bang, you barf one sexp too many, with C-left. Oh no! So, you C-right before realising that it's not the opposite. Half your file gets slurped, and probably several other files that you haven't even opened. You try splitting, wrapping, raising, it's just gets worse and worse. Randomly symbols get spewed across your source code, empty forms, and strings everywhere; you look at the hideous ruin of your work; look at your works, ye mighty, and despair.
The solution, is M-x paredit-mode, fix stuff, and then M-x paredit-mode to get back to where you started. But this takes too long, and is painful, hence paredit-pause was born. Paredit allows you to toggle paredit-mode on and off with a single keypress. When paredit-mode is off, it is replaced with paredit-pause-mode, which you allows you to toggle paredit-mode back on again. This is the first (and probably last!) release of paredit-pause.
paredit-pause.el
Description: application/emacs-lisp
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