Oleh Krehel

Yes, I've noticed that sometimes using `message` will truncate the displayed lines. I'm not aware of a generic solution to this. Any info welcome. Would be nice to implement something...

Sorry your use case is not clear to me: - you have 3 windows, - 2 of them are on the `aw-ignored-buffers` list, - you run `ace-window` and wish to...

Customizing `aw-leading-char-face` is what's recommended now. See also `ace-window-display-mode`. One idea is to use `posframe` to display the leading chars. PRs welcome.

I can reproduce. I tried patching `aw--lead-overlay` with: (overlay-put ol 'priority (1+ show-paren-priority)) But that doesn't seem to work. Will investigate this further later, but it's a low priority issue.

You can advice `aw-swap-window` by wrapping it in `save-window-excursion`.

Can't reproduce. Ace window has code to handle this specific problem. What's your Emacs version?

Can't reproduce on 24.5 either. Can you try with `emacs -Q -l ace-window.el`?

> You should probably change it to do an undo on the buffer or reset its modified state. Please PR

You should report this as an Emacs bug. The bug is somewhere in the Emacs overlay code.

@GokhanPolat I think you're mixing up the terms of a frame and a window (which is easy to do). Emacs' frames are Window Manager's windows. Each Emacs frame can be...