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Improve paging hint #370
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* which-key.el (which-key--next-page-hint): avoid suggesting C-h when it is known not to work; suggest alternatives that are likely to work.
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Thanks. Sorry for not asking earlier, but have you assigned your copyright to the FSF (see here)? |
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It’s in progress. |
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Hi @crzcrz, I'm not sure what the status is on this, but I'm planning to archive this repo as which-key was recently merged into the master branch of emacs. Contributions can now be considered through the standard emacs channels. |
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This PR attempts to improve the paging hint displayed when all key bindings do not fit on the screen.
C-hwhen it will certainly not work,?and<f1>),'which-key-C-h-dispatch(when present).This should improve the experience for newcomers a bit.
Tested under clean Emacs 29.3 and Doom v3.0.0-pre from yesterday.
When testing today I've noticed that
C-h C-hnow works under Doom and displays the paging prompt, while it certainly did not when I submitted #368, and it still does not in "clean" Emacs. However in the original implementation we would not display any paging hint at all, so I don't think we are making anything worse.Closes #368