Justin Burkett

It looks like this is a limitation of emacs, and I'm not sure how to fix it. vdiff uses the `window-scroll-functions` hook to determine when to update the buffers, and...

It might be that the theme you are using does not define a different face. vdiff defaults to using the `diff-changed` face, but not all themes customize it.

This is expected. vdiff will use your current buffer as the default choice for the left-hand side buffer and whatever it finds in the next window (according to `next-window`) as...

Hm, in principle yes, but after looking at how yasnippet works, this appears to be quite a bit of work, and I do not have much time these days...

A keymap is a list with the symbol `keymap` as its `CAR` ([doc](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Format-of-Keymaps.html)). Therefore, `(testmap)` is not a keymap. That's one issue. By the way you can use `make-sparse-keymap` if...

This may change in the future, but this is a limitation of how which-key parses keymaps at the moment. When there is a named command, like `find-file`, I can back...

It's possible, yes, but it's not easy, because it requires an overhaul of how which-key discovers keys. which-key uses `describe-buffer-bindings` to discover key bindings, which produces symbol names as strings....

It was the result of this discussion, https://github.com/justbur/emacs-which-key/issues/213 . I couldn't tell you if it's used by anyone right now though. It wasn't meant to be a configuration option.

I can do that. Do I have your permission to use this one?

That won't work unless you reset the timer each time you enter and exit the buffer. You could try something like this instead ```elisp (add-hook 'which-key-delay-functions (lambda (_ _) (when...