Compatibility with which-key #3
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What is Devil? "Devil mode trades your comma key in exchange for a modifier-free editing experience in Emacs." The above description comes from their README at: https://github.com/susam/devil Unfortunately, Devil is not currently supported by which-key. For example, when I type `, x`, the which-key popup for `C-x` does not appear. Instead, I merely see the following text in the echo area: ``` Devil: C-x ``` With this patch, I have mimicked the existing god-mode logic in which-key to intercept the current Devil prompt and spawn a which-key popup. This feature was requested by susam/devil#3: - susam/devil#3
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What is Devil? > Devil mode trades your comma key in exchange for a modifier-free editing experience in Emacs. The above description comes from their README at: https://github.com/susam/devil Unfortunately, Devil is not currently supported by which-key. For example, when I type `, x`, the which-key popup for `C-x` does not appear. Instead, I merely see the following text in the echo area: ``` Devil: C-x ``` With this patch, I have mimicked the existing god-mode logic in which-key to intercept the current Devil prompt and spawn a which-key popup. This feature was requested by susam/devil#3: - susam/devil#3
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What is Devil? > Devil mode trades your comma key in exchange for a modifier-free editing experience in Emacs. The above description comes from their README at: https://github.com/susam/devil Unfortunately, Devil is not currently supported by which-key. For example, when I type `, x`, the which-key popup for `C-x` does not appear. Instead, I merely see the following text in the echo area: ``` Devil: C-x ``` With this patch, I have mimicked the existing god-mode logic in which-key to intercept the current Devil prompt and spawn a which-key popup. This feature was requested by susam/devil#3: - susam/devil#3
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hey! i made a pull request at justbur/emacs-which-key#353 which should hopefully add support for devil in which-key. if you want to use my changes before that pull request is merged, you can use whatever your preferred method is to download and use the https://github.com/wesnel/emacs-which-key/tree/wesnel/add-devil-support |
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@wesnel LGTM! |
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What is Devil? > Devil mode trades your comma key in exchange for a modifier-free editing experience in Emacs. The above description comes from their README at: https://github.com/susam/devil Unfortunately, Devil is not currently supported by which-key. For example, when I type `, x`, the which-key popup for `C-x` does not appear. Instead, I merely see the following text in the echo area: ``` Devil: C-x ``` With this patch, I have mimicked the existing god-mode logic in which-key to intercept the current Devil prompt and spawn a which-key popup. This feature was requested by susam/devil#3: - susam/devil#3
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Hi, first of all thanks for the original implementation. As it is unfortunately no longer compatible with the current which-key implementation I adapted it and added it to devil.el #33 |
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I use which-key, and it displays possible continuations when I type
C-c p-. But when I type, c p, I only seeDevil: C-c p.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: