Justin Burkett
Justin Burkett
Help functions are a good example, all the way up to apropos You could have a tree, where walking down the tree is more specific and walking up is more...
Sorry for the delay. Thank you for the report and the diagnosis.
That's the way the command works in ediff. It doesn't select the buffer. The command is `ediff-jump-to-difference-at-point` See [here](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/ediff.html#Quick-Help-Commands)
ok, want to make a pr?
and yes, it's being added by which-key. The documentation for the function is embedded in the "face"
It would be nice to abstract this logic on the which-key side, so that any package can use it and which-key doesn't have to know about these packages
Hi, thanks for the contribution. I'm currently working on getting which-key merged into core emacs. In the process, I am disentangling the third-party support code from which-key in a way...
You're right that the behavior of `C-h` depends on whether the which-key buffer is showing when it's pressed, but I'm not sure of the purpose of your advice function. It...
Hm, I'm not familiar with how which-key works in neovim. In this package, which-key was designed to be passive and not intercept all key presses, which is why a certain...
This seems like a bug. Can you give me steps to reproduce (including a basic configuration file)?