Thayne McCombs

looking at the disassmbly of this code I see: ```javap public static final java.lang.String $anonfun$foo2$1$adapted(java.lang.Object); Code: 0: new #14 // class Test$StringValue 3: dup 4: aload_0 5: invokestatic #74 //...

Observations from the output of `scalac -Vprint:_`: After the "uncurry" phase, the definition of the (now private) `foo2` field is: ```scala private[this] val foo2: Test.Foo[Int] = { final def $anonfun$foo2(arg:...

Please keep open

Ugh, I wrote a response, and it appears to have been lost somehow. Anyway, yes, an application could technically work around this, but doing so is rather complex. Consider an...

I think a better place for this would be as part of `string split`. I was actually a little surprised that `string split` doesn't seem to have an option to...

wlr-which-key is nice, and definitely works for some use cases. However, it doesn't fully replace a binding mode. For example, with a binding mode it is possible to switch into...

Doh! Somehow I totally missed the keep_open option

That could potentially be addressed by having a way to temporarily turn off all keybinds except for one that turns them back on. Or maybe re-use the allow-when-locked setting? Although,...

Oh, right, I knew there was something like that, but couldn't find it. So maybe allow the `toggle-keyboard-shortcuts-inhibit` action to enable keyboard inhibiting as well as disabling it? Or have...

> so there wasn't really any client using the protocol to test [lswt](https://git.sr.ht/~leon_plickat/lswt) is another client that uses the protocol. Although it also supports to zwlr-foreign-toplevel-list, and in v2 defaults...