Help command output may not print pretty in a restrictive `(window-text-width)`

[meedstrom]

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  • agent-shell: 0.48.1
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I'm only just starting out, so this is just my first impression. A minor matter of polish.

I'm not sure what's the best way to fix it, but IMO it is not desirable that the output of the help command (and maybe other commands?) can fit poorly within a 80-column window:

At a wild guess, the culprit here might be S-<insertchar> and other long key descriptions pushing the docstrings to the right.

Truncate-lines helps the buffer look better but the docstrings still get too little space to display fully:

Side-issue: obey truncate-lines?

A side-issue btw: it's also odd that agent-shell-mode buffers do not seem to respect my initfile setting (setq-default truncate-lines t), even though for example shell-mode does.

As I understand it, both agent-shell-mode and shell-mode inherit from comint. It's possible it's something in my config but I just tested creating a blank comint buffer, and it does have truncate-lines at t as it should, so it's not all that likely.

[xenodium]

I've submitted a change to shell-maker for a different layout in xenodium/shell-maker@d53d7e1

Made a similar change for the available commands, modes, and models sections in agent-shell 287c3b4

[xenodium]

A side-issue btw: it's also odd that agent-shell-mode buffers do not seem to respect my initfile setting (setq-default truncate-lines t), even though for example shell-mode does.

We can likely close #409 with the changes above. If still keen on the truncate-lines change, mind filing a separate issue so we can track it? Heads-up, this one may be on the lower priority side of things for now.