Donald Curtis

I tried the previous suggestion of `(define-key key-translation-map (kbd "C-x c") (kbd "M-x"))` It seems to work. Not sure why the latter doesn't. I have this in my `init.el` and...

It looks like the background for highlight line _is_ getting updated, but is not actually changing the highlight.. not sure why this is happening.

yeah that's cause it's kinda custom thing I don't actually use anymore. It's just where I was putting pymacs at one point. Need to update the repo at some point...

yeah I don't use it really so it's probably broken. On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 9:19 PM Nishant Arora [email protected] wrote: > For some reason, the autocomplete feature does...

It looks like this is a much harder problem than I expected. From the looks of the code, things like the `taglist` plugin and `fuzzyfinder` use an internal searching method...

I hope it's OK I keep adding some stuff in here. It looks like what happens in most cases is that there is a call to ctags and the data...

OK, so here is what I had to do... ``` bash git clone https://github.com/pinard/Pymacs.git cd Pymacs make cd .. easy_install Pymacs ``` Am I missing something here? This also created...

Those movement commands work perfect for me by default... Not sure what's going for you. Maybe the keymap is somehow overwriting your default keymap...

the format functions in `Powerline-themes.el` determine what is shown in the modeline. For example, [showing ERC channels](https://github.com/milkypostman/powerline/blob/master/powerline-themes.el#L73) just relies on an existing function that publishes some data to the modeline....

this must be the way that posframe is creating the popup. if you disable Powerline does this not happen with the regular modeling? i.e., it becomes inactive?