Justin Burkett
Justin Burkett
You're saying that if the mode-line is too tall, keys are hidden in which-key? That's a bug somewhere, but I'm not sure where. An example would help
The `setq-local` bit is to remove the mode line for the which-key buffer. You want to keep the mode line on the which-key buffer I guess. I suppose I could...
A PR would be welcome, but if you provide an example, I can look into it too
Hm, I see a little problem with the alignment when I do that, but not to the extent you see. Can you try setting an integer value for the font...
Interesting. I just tried it and it doesn't seem to work with my trackpad. That could be something I'm overlooking right now. Were you thinking about [this issue](https://github.com/justbur/emacs-which-key/issues/159)?
Hi @iqbalansari, I haven't dug into the code yet, but I just tried it. The popup is not getting hidden on the mouse wheel events, but not all of them...
> The only solution I can think at this point is adding extra keybinding for mouse events on the keymaps (like which-key does to support which-key-paging-key). This seems like the...
Maybe it will I guess. My experience with stuff like this in the past suggested that Emacs won't pick up the modified keymaps until after a new key sequence is...
I think just pre-populating the keys. I've not thought of a (reasonable) alternative. On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 1:38 PM Iqbal Ansari wrote: > You seem to be right,...
I'm aware of this issue, but don't know of a reasonable fix for it. The problem is that evil reads keys from the inner (or outer) object map in a...