Justin Burkett

While technically something like this is possible, it is probably better handled through a separate interface, since which-key is meant to be a temporary display. For something simple along these...

So you want something like `counsel-M-x` that is kind of like a command (instead of file) browser that respects keymaps?

That has been an obsolete function for a while, and I finally removed it.

Well since you don't have control over your configuration it's more complicated. Maybe using something like this early in the boot process will make it usable until the issue is...

It should actually accept what you have there. Is that line not working?

The cons pair is more explicit. The string version is for backwards compatibility. With a string, the function constructs the cons pair `(STRING . BINDING)` by looking up the corresponding...

Hi, I haven't experienced this and I have a similar setup. What settings do you have for which-key and have you tried reproducing with `emacs -Q`?

Try the new option in commit https://github.com/justbur/emacs-which-key/commit/eb4a6f6e251cf0e34f2d7f988591dea194b4012f ``` elisp (setq which-key-allow-imprecise-window-fit t) ``` In my tests it appears to me that for some reason that font slows down the calculation...

Hm, I don't know what to say. If you can profile which-key on your computer we might be able to narrow it down, but I'm not using windows at the...

Sure, I'll take a look, but it does sound like an upstream issue. What version of emacs are you on now? Have you tried 25.1?