Add support for Doom Emacs

Hello and thanks for the awesome plugin. I am here to report that the live-py-mode does not work correctly with Doom Emacs. The cursor decides to jump to the live window even if I am in the insert mode (evil).

What I did

Any Python code would reproduce this. As an example:

import os

print(os.path.join('foo', 'bar')

What happened

The cursor jumps to the live-py-trace buffer while typing if you delay the typing for more than one second.

What I wanted to happen

Normal behavior as for Spacemacs or Vanilla Emacs.

My environment

Describe the versions of everything you were using:

• Editor Doom Emacs
• Operating system Linux Manjaro
• Python 3.7

Other feedback

I love this mode and being able to utilize it using Doom Emacs would be highly appreciated.

[donkirkby]

OK, I followed the instructions linked above to install Doom Emacs, then installed live-py-mode by adding this to my ~/.doom.d/packages.el file:

(package! live-py-mode)

Finally, I ran .emacs.d/bin/doom sync to actually install it, and then edited a Python file.

emacs scratch.py

I typed C-z to get out of evil mode, because I don’t know how to launch live-py-mode in evil mode, then I typed M-x live-py-mode. I typed M-x evil-normal-state to go back to evil mode, and then I edited my Python code.

The cursor never left the main editor window, so I can’t reproduce your problem. Please provide me with more information or try reproducing the problem on another system to see if we can learn more.

I tried it with Emacs 26.3 on Ubuntu 18.04 with Python 3.7.7.

[haditim]

I finally found the culprit: in my init.el, I had (popup +all +defaults) while the default was (popup +defaults). Reverting it back to default did the trick.